Villa in a “Moshav” by Michal Aharony Gubes sits at the heart of a cooperative agricultural community in central Israel, where olive groves and cypress trees border its 500 m² plot. Designed by Michal Aharony Gubes, this home transcends mere shelter, telling a family’s story through an Israeli design language defined by geomorphological form
100% Instagrammable Home by Liad Yosef sets a new standard in Ness Ziona—ensuring every corner is both liveable and photo-ready. When one of Israel’s leading influencers moved into her new home, she enlisted Liad Yosef to create a space that balances family functionality with striking aesthetics and caters to content creation.
Mediterranean Dream House by Shirly Dan embodies timeless warmth combined with architectural precision and contemporary flair. Nestled in a quiet, green suburb in the heart of Israel’s Sharon region, this spacious villa spans 500 m² (5,382 sq ft) on an 800 m² (8,611 sq ft) corner lot.
Welcome to the home of lawyer Ravit Guy-Dror – one of the leading professionals in tort and insurance law, her husband Yehuda, and their four children. The impressive house was largely planned and designed to reflect the homeowner’s personality: a powerful career woman, sharp and focused, yet simultaneously elegant and impressive.
Nestled in one of Israel’s most picturesque areas, the Sharon Region House by Frenkel Architecture and Design stands as a testament to thoughtful planning and meticulous attention to detail. In fact, every corner of this three-story residence reflects a precise balance of textures and materials, resulting in a home that feels both contemporary and inviting.
Discover the extraordinary Star House by Israelevitz Architects, designed by Dan and Hila Israelevitz in Savyon, Central District of Israel. This new project stands out with its geometric facades and innovative design, transforming a traditional living space into something truly spectacular.
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.
