Terrazzo, extending from the entrance hall towards the kitchen and bathroom, serves as the unifying material of the house and defines the circulation. The stones in the terrazzo are in earthy tones, setting the color palette for the entire house. The green color in the kitchen furniture and the oak wood tone were inspired by these stones. The old and valuable parquet flooring in the living room was individually removed, restored in a workshop, and then reinstalled to align with the new floor levels of the house. The contrast between the old parquet and the new terrazzo became one of the important design features of the house. Several trials were conducted to ensure the harmony of different shades of oak wood used in the house.

The walls in circulation areas were converted into storage spaces to meet the user's needs. In spacious areas, these storage spaces were designed as integrated furniture pieces connecting different areas, while in narrow spaces, they were continued in the same tone as the wall texture. The TV unit in the entrance hall transforms into a potted cedar, and the kitchen cabinets double as a hallstand. The narrow night hall is refreshed by continuing the earthy tones of the terrazzo and the wallpaper used on all walls in the furniture. The existing bathroom layout was rearranged, and a new entrance was created from the bedroom, saving space for a new bathroom. The bedroom maintains fidelity to the color palette. The storage unit, which incorporates a TV and air conditioning, opens into the dressing room. The soft-textured carpet chosen under the bed is also continued in the dressing room.