Feeling peaceful in times of Covid is not easy but my stay at Kaboom was surprisingly tranquil and curing. This can largely be credited to the art director of the guesthouse, a tremendously interesting with a genuine sense of care for all living beings. Safak’s major is textile arts and you can clearly see what great effort she is making to promote the textile sector by investigating natural dye techniques and yarn production works in order to support the existence of Angora goats. As a vegan it made me really happy to meet a person, whose natural home textile creations fight against the self-seeking consumption in fashion. If you are lucky you may visit her at the rooftop of the guesthouse, where you will see that Safak is growing lavender and daisy, which she uses for natural dyeing. Meanwhile, you'll be enjoying your herbal tea. I already miss all the healthy food - various microgreen salads and delicious cookies. The room’s windows are quite small, so when I was booking my stay I was actually wondering how I would feel with rather little light, but I can confidently say that my experience at Kaboom has been a true light during my journey.