The design utilizes the building’s columns as reference points, creating a balanced, symmetrical layout. Manager rooms are positioned along the glass façade, with spaces progressively arranged toward the center. Glass partitions are used for room separations to maximize natural light flow throughout the interior. A Barisol lighting system frames the ceiling above the open workspace, further enhancing light efficiency across the area.

The workstations feature a modular design, allowing for easy expansion in the future. Fixed furniture and storage units are strategically built around the columns, providing access from both sides and serving as subtle dividers between workstation areas. This layout optimizes both space and functionality, supporting a dynamic work environment.

The overall atmosphere is grounded in earth tones, with a selection of leather and fabric finishes that complement the mahogany wood wall coverings. Black accents on furniture fixtures, wall-mounted acrobat lamps, and ceiling lighting fixtures add a sleek contrast, imparting a refined character to the workspace.

Artworks by Haluk Akakçe, Ayla Turan, Ömer Uluç, and Seçkin Pirim contribute to the gallery-inspired ambiance, further personalizing the space.