Partners Erhan Kılıç and Çağrı Kaan Çetin from Habif Architects created the moodboard as an artificial intelligence exercise for Hitit Seramik.

While we now encounter the term “hygiene” more frequently in our daily lives due to the Covid-19 pandemic, exploring the word’s origins takes us back to the Ancient Greece.

Alper Derinboğaz, the founder of Salon, constructs the Dock American Walnut model as a topography in his moodboard design.

Burcu Şenparlak, who has an M.Sc. in Architecture and is one of the managing partners at Swanke Hayden Connell Architecture, infuses hope into the moodboard design where she interprets the MARS series.

The architect Görkem Volkan, the founder of GVDS, integrates the creative potential of Glare Mink from the Hit2Six collection into her moodboard design.

Dürrin Süer, one of the founding partners of M artı D Mimarlık, incorporates the connotations of textures and colors from the Scarlet series into the moodboard, centering around the theme of “well-being”.

Hüray Erk, the Co-Founder of Metex Studio Erk, accentuates the personalization and uniqueness of each life in her moodboard design.

Pınar Gökbayrak, one of the founding partners of PAB Mimarlık, introduces Hitit’s Jupiter Copper product to the artificial intelligence program Midjourney, capable of visualizing texts, in her interpretation of the moodboard.

Buşra Al, the Founder of PLUGOFIS, demonstrates the role of materials in the transformation of design concepts into tangible reality through the moodboard featuring Hitit Seramik’s Rosetta Anthracite and Russell Ice products.

Umut İyigün, the Co-Founder of MUUM, transforms Hitit Seramik’s “Metall” product into the mysterious monolith of “2001: A Space Odyssey”, one of the most significant movies in the history of cinema.

Yeşim Kozanlı, the founder of Yeşim Kozanlı Architecture and Interior Design, seeks equilibrium in the topography of living spaces with the moodboard she crafted using Hitit Seramik’s Blitz model.

Yeşim Bakırküre, the Founder of Ypsilon Design, reexamines the concept of space through the light of Hitit Seramik’s “indigo” product, showcasing the earthy impact of porcelain in her design