Interiors: An Enchanting Hideaway in the Heart of Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Welcome to Hazz.

Meaning "enchantment" in Ottoman Turkish, Hazz is the absolutely exquisite Istanbul home of Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren. There's so much to love about this palatial beauty. Marble, oak, and Byzantine-era stone set the stage for antiques, custom pieces, and modern portraiture. Seven thousand square feet of eclectic luxury hidden in the heart of Istanbul. And the best part: you can stay here! Hazz recently opened as a B&B for weary-but-in-the-know travellers. It's a definite addition to my "must-stay" list. 

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

"Only people who want to find it will find it." - Asli Tunca

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

I simply love the library suite. Most of the furniture, woodwork, paneling and details were designed by Tunca and Vercauteren.

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Iron work inspired by Topkapi Palace and an antique, onyx marble sink. Divine.

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Hazz by Asli Tunca and Carl Vercauteren, Istanbul

Gorgeous interiors, idyllic gardens, and the perfect locale, Hazz undoubtedly lives up to its name. Contact info@aslitunca.com and stay awhile.

Images: AD France and WSJ