It began with a longing: to slow down, to live beautifully, to curate spaces that feel like memories caught between golden hour light and the hum of a city at dusk. The name itself comes from the iconic boulevard - a place where glamour, dreams, and quiet rebellion once walked hand in hand.

But SUNSET BLVD isn’t about Hollywood sparkle. It’s about quiet elegance: linen that feels like a breeze, a chair that invites you to linger, tiles that whisper stories of old cafés in Europe, ceramics that look timeless on a grandmother’s table or in a modern loft.

It’s a personal world - born from Ayten Mastı’s years shaping interiors on ships and yachts, where every detail mattered because every space held someone’s memory. It grew into a vision: that design should feel like stepping into a scene, a private ritual, a place you never want to check out from.

SUNSET BLVD is not just a brand; it’s a narrative. A zine, a home collection, an editorial letter. It’s for people who believe interiors can be emotional, cinematic, and quietly glamorous.