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"With its striking new showroom, the luxury home-furnishings and interiors brand Dorya is bringing some modern panache to one of Istanbul\u2019s most historic neighborhoods.\n\nPinterestFacebookDesigned by Dorya\u2019s chief creative officer, Bahar Yorgancioglu, the space\u2019s entryway features a bold black-and-white checkerboard floor.\n\n Located on the street Akaretler Yoku\u015Fu in the ancient Turkish capital\u2014where servants from the Ottoman Empire\u2019s Dolmabah\u00E7e Palace lived in the mid-19th century\u2014the 8,000-square-foot, three-story row house was completely refashioned by the company, which moved its corporate headquarters from Turkey to Miami last year.\n\nPinterestFacebookFrom Dorya\u2019s Contemporain collection, the Maxine cocktail table (center) and end table (right) are a nod to the company\u2019s heritage in wood artisanship. The painting over the sofa was created exclusively for the showroom.\n\nIn the States, Dorya\u2019s home furnishings can be purchased through eight dealers, while the Istanbul location\u2014one of five exclusive showrooms worldwide\u2014demonstrates the company\u2019s role as a full-service interiors firm, capable of crafting custom-made cabinetry, paneling, and flooring. \u201CThis is different from our other spaces, because we did it all\u2014the layout, the millwork, the ceilings, the moldings,\u201D says Megan Perry Yorgancioglu, creative director of Dorya USA.\n\nAkaretler Yoku\u015Fu No. 39, Be\u015Fikta\u015F, Istanbul. Open Monday through Saturday, 10 A.M.\u20147 P.M.; doryainteriors.com\n\nPinterestFacebookThe Ajax chairs and X end table are paired with a custom-designed rug in a showroom vignette."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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