Atelier Rebul, a heritage apothecary and refined perfumery founded in Istanbul in 1895, embarks on a new chapter of global expansion with a forward-looking retail strategy. As the brand prepares to scale internationally while marking 130 years of craft, Autoban was commissioned to translate its legacy into a contemporary spatial identity, one capable of carrying heritage, intimacy, and sensory storytelling into a global future.
Autoban designed the new London flagship for Kısmet by Milka, the Istanbul-born fine jewellery and luxury piercing brand, now open at 110 New Bond Street. Marking a major step in the brand’s global expansion, the two-level boutique introduces a distinct design language to one of the world’s most prestigious retail addresses.
Autoban designed the new Istanbul headquarters and showroom for Nackiyé, an artisanal clothing brand known for its poetic connection to the Eastern Mediterranean. Located within the historic Akaretler Row Houses, the space reflects a balance of heritage and modernity, evoking the brand’s deep-rooted identity while crafting an environment suited to its forward-looking vision.
For Turkey, the Vakko fashion house represents history and modernity in the same breath. As Turkey modernized following the creation of Atatürk’s republic in 1923, Vakko would be in the vanguard of the country’s evolving relationship with the West and with urbanization, with aesthetics and luxury.
Autoban designed the Istanbul flagship for Tarik Ediz, a distinguished name in eveningwear celebrated for its intricate craftsmanship and signature sense of drama. The space translates the brand’s vision into an immersive architectural language—where sweeping forms, mirrored surfaces, and layered textures evoke the elegance and confidence of the Tarik Ediz woman. Designed as both a showroom and experience, the flagship offers a cinematic setting for life’s most unforgettable moments. Client: Tarik Ediz
With showrooms in Istanbul and Paris, Arzu Kaprol is a venerable Turkish fashion designer whose collections generally take clues from architecture and well-received across the world.
Autoban have created another eye-catching interior, this time for multi-label fashion store V2K Designers.
Macro Center commissioned Autoban for a redesign of their Kuruçeşme branch, where the supermarket chain was pilot testing their new gourmet-shopping concept.
Komşufırın is a bakery chain with a slogan: “Tradition of the next generation”. Taking it as a guideline and enhancing the idea of updating the traditional bakery experience for the new generation, Autoban came up with a contemporary and functional design scheme that would become a standard model for all branches.
Autoban is designing the new Nişantaşı location for Tarık Ediz, a world-renowned designer who has become an integral part of Turkey's fashion history with a network of over 1,000 stores and 95 countries worldwide.