Elevating Villa Architecture: Inside Our Latest Completed Project in Çerkezköy

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Look, it broke. Did you see? So it turns out it can break after all.

How did we bring this project to life? Let's take a look together. The wall coverings were completely coated with polyurethane.

Our columns, curved arches, crown, and the landscaping are all part of the environmental arrangement. The polyurethane applications have turned out really well. The craftsmen left the section open here, I guess so I could film it.

This is our molding here. Floor moldings have been used in layers, combined and used together. Plaster chip stones have been used as well.

A beautiful combination has been made together with the square domes on the ceiling. These are the wall coverings used, friends. I'm not saying it never breaks.

I'm going to break this. You know how they say it doesn't break? Look, it broke.

Did you see? So it turns out it does break. This molding was used above the window to create depth.

It is supported underneath with a bracket, and below that, a straight molding provides a nice finish. And this is its durability. Either the iron will bend or, as you can see, when the finishes are done this sharply, you get a very nice appearance.

To reduce costs, the wall coverings could have been done directly with insulation, and only the moldings could have been used. Because polyurethane gives a very nice and high-quality appearance, but it is something that increases costs. If you have similar projects, our whole team is waiting for you at the factory.