Located in Karakoca, Manisa, this two-story villa features a total construction area of 200 m², set on a spacious 680 m² plot. The architectural design prioritizes harmony with nature — all rooms are oriented to capture uninterrupted views of the surrounding forest, enhancing both daylight and the sense of openness.

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The ground floor consists of a large open-plan living room and kitchen that seamlessly connect to the garden, allowing direct visual and physical access to the natural landscape.

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The facade is defined by a combination of natural-cut stone and vertical-textured wood-effect fiber cement panels (wood-look Betopan), chosen for their durability, natural aesthetics, and low maintenance. These materials not only reflect the local architectural language but also ensure thermal performance and longevity.

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Architectural simplicity, modern lines, and the use of warm materials create a balanced and inviting look, blending contemporary style with contextual sensitivity.