ENIS KARAVIL

Sanayi313 founder, creative director, and interior designer living and creating in between Notting Hill and Sanayi.

Aposto London

Aposto London

A weekly, practical zine to London for those who want to make this city their neighborhood. Every Tuesday.

Meet Enis Karavil;

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I live in: Between London and Istanbul but in my heart, I’m from Paris.

I have recently discovered: Buns from Home, Notting Hill London. 

My favourite street: Westbourne Grove because it’s a spacious street lined by trees which makes walking along feel quite good. 

A nice stroll around my neighbourhood: Starts at my street (Westbourne Grove) towards Golborne Road in Notting Hill.

This is my daytime hangout: Breakfast at Electric House followed by antique hunting on Marylebone Church Street, lunch at Ottolenghi and furniture shopping on Pimlico Road. 

A Londoner you must meet: The House and Museum of Sir John Soane because apparently, he curated an amazing collection of antiquities, furniture, and art two centuries ago.

Sir John Soane Museum


This designer is a local gem: Not a designer but a mecca for amazing designers: Dover Street Market

Only a true Londoner would know: The pleasure of an early breakfast at The Wolseley.

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How long have you been a Londoner? What attracted you to live here? 

I’ve been a Londoner since 2010 when I first settled in the city for my Master’s degree at the Inchbald School of Design.

London is described as a multicultural, multi-coloured city, do you see indicators of that in design/architecture? 

London skyline presents a fascinating blend of modern architecture which beautifully contrast with the architectural heritage of the city. I’m particularly amazed by the work of Amanda Levete at the V&A where she created a new courtyard and an additional subterranean gallery. These modern functions are perfectly adapted to the landmark architecture.

What excites you about the London design scene? What is in vogue at the moment? 

It’s exciting to be in London when the city shows its most vibrant and dynamic side during Pad London and Frieze.

Can you take us to a road around town, where we should look up, which door should we enter, where do we get lost, where do we stop, pause, and stare at an inanimate object?

Let’s take a stroll starting off at Notting Hill, passing through Hyde Park and heading out towards Mayfair. After visiting an exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, we make a short trip to the Burlington Arcade to check out some vintage watches and call it a day after a quick bite in Soho.

What do you complain about the most? 

The gloomy, grey skies of London.

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Aposto London

Aposto London

A weekly, practical zine to London for those who want to make this city their neighborhood. Every Tuesday.

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modern

Enis Karavil

London

Istanbul

Paris

Notting Hill

Westbourne Grove

Golborne Road

Electric House

Marylebone

Ottolenghi

Pimlico Road

John Soane

Sir John Soane

Dover Street

Inchbald School of Design

Amanda Levete

Hyde Park

Mayfair

Royal Academy of Arts

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📻 Dance at the Grow, Notting Hill for antique shopping

This week the pavement will bring us to the unknown territories. The RecShop, Grow, breakfast at The Wolseley, Sir John Soane Museum are on the way. Shall we embark on the journey?

29 Kas 2022

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Aposto London

A weekly, practical zine to London for those who want to make this city their neighborhood. Every Tuesday.

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