Sunday Five | VOL: 01 Volume & Gravity
By Fatma Tekeci
Fatma is the founder and principal designer of Studio Lunarey. Born and raised in Turkey, her global background naturally shapes the way she designs, bringing a sense of balance, craftsmanship, and care for materials and proportion into every project. With years of experience in residential design, Fatma blends creative intuition with technical clarity, helping clients navigate complex decisions with confidence and ease.
As we evolve into Studio LUNAREY, our philosophy evolves with us. We believe interiors should possess a soul, a story, and a sense of permanence.
A curation of the elements and inspirations currently fueling the studio’s design process.
1.The Kelp Seaweed-
inspired Sculpture
by Sebastian Pochen
These immediately made me smile.
They feel organic and fluid, almost like they were pulled straight from the ocean. I love how they soften a space and bring movement where everything else feels structured.
Photo Credit: @sebastienpochan
2. The Obj-06 Coffee Table
by Manu Bano
Copper is one of my favorite materials because it’s alive it changes, darkens, and develops character over time.
This table feels strong and sculptural, but also deeply personal. It’s the kind of piece that grows with your home and tells its own story over the years.
Not just furniture something you live with.
Photo Credit: @manuelbano
3. The Fiore Dining Table
by Soho Home
I’m such a sucker for beautiful stone.
The natural veining on this quartzite feels like a painting made by nature. It reminds me that everyday pieces like dining tables can still feel special and artistic.
Made for real life but designed with soul.
Photo Credit: @sohohome
4. The Obsidian Lamp
by HOMA
Lighting changes everything.
This lamp feels moody and warm at the same time. I love how it creates atmosphere instead of just brightness. It’s bold, a little mysterious, and instantly gives a room character.
One of those pieces that quietly steals the show.
Photo Credit: @lovehouseny
5. The Monolith Ceramic Sculpture by Kelly Farley
This one completely stopped me in my tracks.
Instead of a solid wall, ceramic spheres create a soft boundary letting light pass through and casting beautiful shadows. It feels playful, thoughtful, and alive.
A reminder that even partitions don’t have to be ordinary.
Photo Credit: @kelly_farley_art
Let’s Stay in Touch!
These are the kinds of elements that shape how we design at Studio Lunarey, homes that feel warm, lived in, and deeply intentional.
Hope this brings a little inspiration to your Sunday! More coming soon.
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