Let's take a look at the architecture of the Kucuksu Pavilion. The architect of the new pavilion, which was put into service in 1857, is Nikogos Balyan Kalfa.
This two-story structure was built with the masonry technique and was made using bricks and stone. There are two windows in the sea-facing rooms and one in the land-side rooms. Inside the building, areas such as the kitchen, pantry, and maid's rooms are located on the basement floor, while the upper floors have a four-room arrangement. Each room has a structure that opens to both halls and other rooms.
The pavilion was built in the traditional Turkish architecture. This elegant structure, which was not surrounded by high walls, was used for rest and hunting. Its exterior is decorated with reliefs and attracts attention with its sea view. The interiors feature artworks by Vienna Opera decorator Sechan. The pavilion has a rectangular plan and extends parallel to the sea. The two balconies on the lower floor are carried to the consoles on the upper floor, ending with a wall that hides the roof. The interiors are decorated with plaster reliefs, hand-carved decorations, and fireplaces made of Italian marble. It is also furnished with European-style furniture, carpets, and paintings.