PROJECTS

Özartaş Chandelier’s crystal ring pendant model presents a powerful design language that carries the architecture of a space from top to bottom. Interlocking rings layer the light in vertical volumes such as stairwells, creating depth, rhythm, and a modern sense of grandeur.

Özartaş Chandelier’s approach is not about selecting a separate chandelier for each room, but about building a cohesive lighting identity that flows throughout the entire home—amplifying natural daylight by day, and creating rhythm and depth within the space at night through a carefully composed lighting scheme.

Özartaş Avize’s real contribution to this space goes deeper than “looking beautiful”: it shapes how the space is perceived. When light comes from the right place and in the right way, ceilings feel higher, rooms feel larger, and surfaces are perceived as more premium. The same is true in this villa. Materials like glass, marble, metal, and lacquer are already strong on their own; but what truly makes them powerful is how—and when—they’re revealed through the right light. Özartaş Avize isn’t here to “make things shine,” but to make this material language legible.

International VIP Airport – Ceremony Hall Chandeliers / 2016
Specially designed for the ceremony hall, Özartaş chandeliers are crafted in metal casting and meticulously finished with Swarovski crystals.

Maslak Hilton project’s lobby is not merely a transitional space; it is the stage on which the brand introduces itself to the guest for the very first time. On this stage, light cannot remain a purely decorative element. Light establishes a sense of direction, manages scale, sets rhythm, and—most importantly—quietly constructs the feeling of being welcomed. For precisely this reason, the Özartaş chandelier is positioned along Maslak Hilton’s entrance axis not as a simple lighting fixture, but as a signature that carries the identity of the space.

In this project, lighting was approached as the key element that shapes the identity of the space. Positioned at the heart of the double-height volume, the Özartaş chandelier does more than provide illumination—it becomes a sculptural focal point that defines the void itself. It balances the scale of the high ceiling while creating a strong “first impression” from the moment of arrival, reinforcing orientation and bringing the entire composition together under a single, iconic gesture.