HOME ART Türkiye, April 2026 issue. Photography and production: Akgün Akdil.
Turkey as a style setter (and the Turkish article that features us)
For years, we saw Turkey as a storehouse of exotic material. Today, it is the voice posing the questions. The interview that HOME ART, a leading Turkish interior design magazine, devoted to Isabella Goldmann and the Green Circle project in its April 2026 issue confirms it: Istanbul has stopped following and has become a style setter. From the rugs of Dhoku, handwoven on the looms of Anatolia, to the "Earthy Vibrancy" direction that serves as the magazine's manifesto, here is why Turkey is now setting a direction that the rest of the design world must learn to recognise.
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