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.
Moshav House, designed by Ron Shpigel Architects, is a one-of-a-kind home inspired by the surrounding horse farms. Located on a sloping plot, this home stands out for its natural, rustic aesthetic combined with modern functionality. Architect Ron Shpigel, who has worked with the family for nearly a decade, skillfully incorporated elements from the farm into the design.
“House in Hod Hasharon”, designed by Architect Yaron Eldad, is a perfect example of thoughtful residential architecture. Located in a prime spot in the Sharon region of Israel, this home was built for a couple in their 40s and their four children.
Explore this modern villa for a family of eight, masterfully designed by Israelevitz Architects. It features seamless indoor-outdoor living, luxurious interiors, and thoughtful design, all situated in a vibrant central city neighborhood.
The Floating Box house – the house is located in the center of the country, on a 500 m2 plot, on which 300 m2 is built on two stories. The idea for the building is based on interior and exterior patios that correspond in a unique manner with the outdoors.
This beautiful property located in Kfar Masaryk, a Kibbutz in the western Galilee, was planned by architect Adi Aronov as a pastoral and inspirational home that reflects the transformation that the Kibbutz community and movement are going through.
This luxury resort villa is located on an attractive plot of land in the north of Israel and is a true gem in the heart of its surrounding nature.
An increasing number of Israeli property owners who reside abroad choose to build or renovate their homes remotely these days. The case of this property is no different. This home was planned and designed by Yehudit Schneider as an Upper-Galilee holiday residence for a New-York based family.
