Horovitz and Sela spent over three years crafting this two-story house on a generous 2,000 sqm plot in a coveted neighborhood of central Israel. Although the owners—a real estate entrepreneur, his wife, and their three children—initially planned to live here, they ultimately decided to rent the property.
Blue Bay Apartment by Dudu Cohen perfectly captures the serene spirit of coastal living while celebrating the breathtaking beauty of the blue Mediterranean Sea. From the very beginning, the design team embraced the idea of creating a space that not only offers comfortable living by the sea but also formally expresses the sensation of the water, the sound of the waves, and the rhythm of the shifting sand.
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.
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.
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.
Interior designer Nitzan Horowitz crafted a balanced and strategically divided living space in the 180 sq. m. apartment that enhances the couple’s lifestyle, now sharing their journey from concept to completion.
Welcome to the home of Moshik Hadida, owner of an architecture and interior design firm, his wife the accountant, and their three adult children – a home that faithfully represents the wide range of styles characterizing Hadida’s signature
A couple in their 40s, both working in the tech industry, approached designer Meital Zimber to design their new home. They sought a cohesive home so that two of their three daughters, twin adults with a medical condition, could enjoy various home comforts.
