Amit Geron is an Israeli architectural and interior design photographer celebrated for his refined visual language and attention to detail. His imagery highlights the interplay of light, material, and spatial proportions, offering a clear yet poetic perspective on contemporary design. Geron’s photographs often convey the atmosphere and essence of a project while maintaining a sharp architectural clarity.
Working closely with leading architects, designers, and publications, Amit has built a portfolio that spans residential, hospitality, and cultural projects. His work is regularly featured in international architecture and design media, making him a sought-after collaborator for professionals looking to showcase their creations with precision and artistry.
LOCATION: Tel Aviv, Israel
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The apartment was designed for a couple with 3 girls and a dog who wanted a house with a pool along with a large outdoor kitchen, a living area, and a jacuzzi for perfect accommodation. Within the…
Hiba (“Halo” in Moroccan) is an intimate restaurant designed for only 40 diners, with no partition between the kitchen and the dining area. Upon entry, exposure to the restaurant space is done gradually. The visitor enters an…
Upon entering this private house in the center of Israel designed by architect Raz Melamed, you are greeted by the pool that leads you directly to the entrance to the building, and immediately from the entrance sets…
The owners of this property approached me with the hope that I would design the home of their dreams. A house in the Sharon region in Israel, that would suit their needs and be clean from any…
A penthouse apartment in Tel Aviv with a built-up area of 375 sqm, terraces extending over 130 sqm and a 150 sqm roof. The top three floors in a boutique building in Tel Aviv’s urban space are…
At the top of the tower in the center of Tel Aviv, this apartment is poetically peppered in shades of gray that are festively decorated with colorful art all throughout. To start, this unit was two apartments…
On a unique plot in the metropolis of Tel Aviv that combines a extraordinary views and an organic farm, the customer wanted to establish a residential complex for the family.
The Herzliya apartment overlooks the horizon and the sea. “We wanted to preserve the sense of serenity in the design, to bring that spirit into the interior,” says architect Dana Oberson.
The flat roof extends the full length of the structure and folds into side walls to seamlessly enwrap the interior space. When looking at the AK House from the side, the walls confuse the eye: are we…
