Project | Argos in Cappadocia – Turkey

In the heart of Turkey’s enchanting Cappadocia region, the village of Uçhisar rises from a landscape carved by time. Here, Argos in Cappadocia reimagines heritage into hospitality, offering a stay where stone walls, winding passageways, and panoramic vistas create a world both ancient and timeless. The hotel looks across Pigeon Valley, with the silhouette of Mount Erciyes lingering on the horizon. Every view feels poetic. Every moment, rooted in stillness.

Within this setting, Artie’s outdoor furniture finds its place with quiet confidence. Selected to complement rather than compete, each piece adds a sense of calm and refinement to the natural drama of the landscape. The materials speak to the textures of Cappadocia itself — weathered, warm, and enduring.

Surrounding the hotel’s year-round heated pool, Muses daybeds, sun loungers, and C-shaped side tables are arranged to embrace the open air. Guests rest here after a morning walk through the valley or linger at dusk as the light softens over the hills. The atmosphere is not hurried, but gently held.

This collaboration between Artie and Argos in Cappadocia is a study in balance. Design and tradition, comfort and terrain, contemporary elegance and ancient memory — all live in harmony. The furniture does not announce itself. It invites you in, enhancing the experience without disrupting its essence.

In a place where stone tells stories and silence holds weight, Artie’s presence brings warmth, texture, and grace. It is not decoration. It is part of the conversation.