Siedrés Store in Bodrum is a modular retail pavilion set on the path to the beach, built from oak and burl wood and designed to be assembled and dismantled in a single day with an interlocking system.
Commissioned by the fashion brand Siedrés, the project asked for a seasonal interior that would be self-standing, adaptive to different host spaces, and able to leave no trace at the end of the summer. Every panel is precision-cut in Istanbul, fitted on site like a three-dimensional puzzle through a click-lock joinery system, and reversed when the season closes.
Inside, a continuous shell of ochre-stained oak panels wraps the space, broken by burl wood accents. The ochre veneer brings the colors of the Mediterranean sun inside. A Penrose-inspired display in burl wood, layered with fabrics from Siedrés's latest collection, sits at the center as both shelving and sculpture; a crochet-patterned magazine rack on the back wall reads more as wall-hanging than as fixture. Outside, a pair of chairs designed for the project doubles as signage. The cut-outs in their backs drift shadow across the floor through the day.
