CB House
An apartment renovation at Privé Kemer in Göktürk, Istanbul, without skirting boards, door frames or joints: microcement floors, Italian paint walls and calm living spaces opening onto the forest view.
- Scope
- Apartment Interior Renovation
- Concept
- Quiet Luxury × Minimalism
- Location
- Privé Kemer, Göktürk / Istanbul

About the project
CB House is an apartment interior renovation designed and built by SG Concept Architecture at the Privé Kemer residence in Göktürk, Istanbul. We shaped it around an architecture that serves life itself rather than passing trends.
The first thing you notice in this home is what you cannot see. No skirting boards. No door frames. No parquet. No ceramic tiles. Instead we created a calmer, simpler and timeless architectural language that feels like a single piece.
Microcement on floors and in wet areas, and Italian paint on walls and ceilings, give continuous surfaces throughout. Concealed doors that merge with the walls, softened corners and custom niches support this unified language.
For the furniture we chose RAL 8017 Chocolate Brown over natural oak veneer. Instead of conventional door systems we used Hafele Slide Door technology, combining a clean look with practical function.
To bring daylight deeper into the space, we used mirrors not merely as decoration but as an architectural tool. In the corridor, the bedrooms and the living area, reflections multiply the light and draw the forest view inside.
The sofas, the banquette system in the dining area, the lighting, and the switch and socket sets were all designed and made by SG Concept, so that every detail of the home speaks the same design language.
Fewer details. More unity. A stronger character.
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