IDEN GROUPArchitecture begins with the relationship between a place and the people who will call it home. These design studies explore a residential language shaped by the coast, forest and light of Mazandaran: spaces with a clear sense of proportion, a tactile material palette and a thoughtful connection to the outdoors.
Daylight gives a room its rhythm. Deep openings, shaded terraces and carefully framed views can bring light into a home while offering places to retreat from it. The relationship between inside and outside becomes part of the experience of living, connecting quiet interiors with the changing landscape of Mazandaran.
Stone, timber and softly textured surfaces offer more than a palette of colours. Their grain, weight and response to light give spaces depth and warmth. Thoughtful junctions and restrained combinations allow each material to be understood, creating an architecture that feels considered at the scale of both the room and the hand.
A home takes shape around ordinary moments: arriving, gathering, resting and finding a quiet corner. Clear circulation, balanced proportions and a gradual transition from shared to private spaces can make these moments feel natural. The aim is a calm setting with room for individual routines, rather than a single prescribed way of living.
