Bonna
Showroom
The showroom at Bonna’s Pendik management office, designed by İdilbanu with meticulous production oversight, embodies the youthful, dynamic, and hospitable spirit of the Bonna family. The design features materials such as oak wood, wicker, iron, micro-concrete, and terrazzo, creating a warm and contemporary atmosphere. As Bonna’s first showroom in Istanbul, this space serves as a versatile venue for hosting exporter and importer guests, showcasing the product family, and conducting meetings. It seamlessly combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, reflecting the brand’s identity and commitment to excellence.
CLIENT
BONNA
LOCATION
ISTANBUL
,TURKIYE
YEAR
MAY, 2021
INTERIOR
DESIGN
The showroom layout is designed to enhance the visitors’ journey, incorporating a family and setup sequence commonly seen in the Horeca sector, which is reflected in the stepped table arrangement. By differentiating color and material on the ceiling and floor, the definition of both space and products within the showroom has been clearly established.
A Showcase of Form, Material, and Function
The organically shaped microconcrete display unit, showcasing the Bonna Prints family, was designed with a simultaneous product table display style. The decorative arrangements of the Bonna setup table and all accessory selections also bear the signature of İdilbanu.
A Design Rooted in Warmth and Functionality
All materials and linear transitions used in the space are carefully selected to serve a single purpose: maintaining the integrity of the design. The entrance of the Bonna management office is both welcoming within the corporate structure and reflective of the Bonna brand’s hospitality, achieved through the use of wood and white textured materials.
Textural Sophistication
The interior and office design aim to reflect customer sincerity and the brand’s identity. The use of stralic plants, seating groups with felt fabric selections, and curtain applications on the window facing the highway all contribute to achieving the design objective.