We often think of a house as four walls and a roof, but for this Canadian family of six—parents in their 30s, four young children in tow—home means so much more. They arrived in Israel a few years ago with a sense of purpose: to create a private world that would blend the North American design language they held dear with the open, sunlit spirit of their new environment.
Before visitors step inside SCH House, they encounter a design approach shaped by the unique conditions of its surroundings. The architects at Ollech + Tol confronted challenging terrain, municipal requirements for stone facades, and the homeowner’s aspirations for a modern yet rooted residence.
The Savyon Residence, crafted by the acclaimed Michael Azoulay, redefines what it means to live in luxury. Nestled in central Israel, this architectural gem balances opulence with functionality, presenting a harmonious symphony of textures, styles, and thoughtfully layered spaces.
The Nevel David Galilee Resort, newly inaugurated near the Sea of Galilee, seamlessly merges historical inspiration with contemporary luxury. This resort not only capitalizes on its scenic location but also integrates cultural elements, reflecting the deep historical significance of its surroundings.
In the scenic city of Ra’anana, Israel, the Aesthetic Harmony Residence stands as a testament to the innovative design of Tzvia Kazayoff. Originally a large family home that had been divided into two, the residence presented unique architectural challenges due to its half-triangle shape resulting from the division.
The White Box House, designed by Architect Boaz Snir, offers a unique home for a family who returned to Israel after living in London. This couple in their 40s, along with their three children, transformed an old house in one of the Sharon region cities into a space that blends English design influences with the Mediterranean lifestyle.
Located on the 45th floor of the iconic Gindi TLV Towers, the Tel Aviv Luxury Apartment designed by Oron Milshtein blends modern design with natural elements. This spacious home is where a former kibbutz couple and their teenage daughter live. Every detail reflects their unique heritage and experiences abroad.
Inon Ben-David, owner of an architecture and interior design firm, oversaw the architectural planning and interior design of this unique house located in the Lower Galilee in Israel. The home sits on a plot of about half a dunam (0.12 acres) and spans approximately 250 square meters (2,690 square feet) across two floors.
