Down to Earth Living in the Heart of an Olive Grove
Interior designer Keren Gans weaved natural materials with luxurious furniture and artwork, turning this home into a dreamy reality.
Israel
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Powerful Exterior, Moving Interior – A Private Luxury Home by Dorit Sela
The geometric architecture, sculpted spaces, and use of refined materials in shades of sand, earth, and stone, drench the home with a sense of calm and warmth.
A Narrow Minimalist Property with Large Iron Openings Creates the Optimal Dialogue Between Interior and Exterior
At the entrance to a small alleyway in a quiet neighborhood located in the Sharon Region, a minimalist two-level detached property is revealed, with its minimalist, narrow, and symmetric facade.
Getting the Family Back Under One Pergola
The owners of this property, parents to grown children, renovated the home, and later, once their two eldest kids flew the nest, they decided to give the garden a much-needed face-lift.
A Wealth of Textures and Materials: This is How You Design a Timeless House
We all wish for a home that would not only serve our needs and preferences but would also provide a unique living experience from the get-go. For this young family, a couple in their 40s’ and their…
Israeli House Dominated by White Hues with Pastel Touches
The house is surrounded by green, natural woodland, a proportionate, unassuming Israeli house dominated by white hues with pastel touches that are introduced gently and pleasantly in light fittings, woodwork, wet rooms and accessories.
Fun Family Living by Studio Dulu
The designers at the studio started this project with a skeletal property, and turned it into a dynamic, fun & aesthetic living space that serves all the needs of the big happy family.
Warm Minimalism in the Center of Tel Aviv
A spacious apartment located near the Tel Aviv Museum and enjoying its inspiration. The property belongs to a fascinating, art-loving couple, who decided to live in the cultural center of Tel Aviv
The Project of a Lifetime / Shpigel Architects
This plot was bought by the owners with the view of building their first private property on it and creating a modern and cozy home for their family of six.