We spoke with Master Interior Designer Selina Kazazoğlu about the design trends of 2025 and her expert tips for transforming living spaces.
Design shapes not only the aesthetic appearance of a space but also the emotions experienced within it. Each space tells a story through the eyes of its designer. We sat down with Selina Kazazoğlu, the founder of Selina Kazazoğlu Interior & Product Design, to discuss the intricacies of the design world and how to create meaningful and unique living environments. She shared insights on the defining details that bring soul to a space, the power of light in design, and the trends that will shape 2025.
How did you become interested in architecture and design?
My passion for architecture and design has been with me since childhood. My curiosity about different styles constantly led me to explore new ideas. This fascination influenced many aspects of my life—from my clothing style to my social circle and even how I decorated my room. My mother encouraged my creativity from an early age, allowing me to experiment with colors and arrangements in our home. As I grew older, this interest deepened, and I began shaping my own design world by personalizing my space.
What kind of projects do you prefer, and how would you describe your design approach?
I’ve never set strict limits on the types of projects I take on. However, working with clients who give me creative freedom is especially valuable to me. That’s when I feel I can truly express what I envision.
What moments do you enjoy the most during the project process?
The greatest joy for me is the process of creating a new design and sharing it with my clients. Nothing compares to the excitement of bringing an idea to life on the computer and then presenting it. Seeing my clients share my enthusiasm is an indescribable feeling.
When you enter a space you’ll be designing, what is the first thing that catches your attention?Light. Light defines a space more than anything else. It shapes the overall atmosphere and has a direct impact on the people using it. If the lighting is inadequate, excessive, or incorrectly placed, it diminishes the enjoyment of the space.
