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 design trends
The design of this single-family home, in Moshav Achihud in the Galilee, has panoramic windows that take full advantage of the surrounding landscape, giving the homeowners the opportunity to connect with the inviting virgin nature all around.
Interior designer Ariella Azaria-Berkowitz is used to being given free rein by her clients. But in this project, the designer surprised her clients twice: they only saw their apartment for the first time at the end of the project, and in addition, they discovered that the bedrooms were fully concealed behind hidden doors
Designer Daniel Michaeli was hired to redesign a newly built property – and make a family’s dream-home come true. A dark color scheme and a detail-oriented masterplan achieved just that.
The customers are a young family (including 2 children), with background in high-tech and education fields. While searching for their dream apartment, they had found an available one at the building which they rented an apartment at.
Sela Logistics’ offices have been redesigned to become more inviting and welcoming via the “backwards logic” method, using properties and materials from their line of work, including a huge, repainted container.
The property is in a city in the heart of Israel’s centre and is the family home to a couple and their three children. The house sits on two acres of land, with 500 square meters sprawled over one floor.
The Breaking Walls loft apartment is located on the ground floor of a Bauhaus building preservation next to the sea. The 30-square meter apartment was previously used as a psychology clinic, and was recently purchased by a couple in their 40’s that live in the North.
