Such is the case for a couple with 4 children who have purchased a penthouse apartment in Netanya and turned to interior designer Erez Hyatt to create a meticulously crafted home that unfolds in stages, with a precise monochromatic color palette that is refined and natural.
At Nia Hotel in Shevii Zion, a village in northern Israel, nature is celebrated all year round. The hotel, which reopened seven years ago, not only takes care of its guests but also preserves the memories of those who were here before us.
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.
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 property, a duplex penthouse in Jerusalem owned by a Miami-based family of six, is by no means a standard holiday home.
This beautiful and serene penthouse in central Israel was planned and designed by designer Dorit Sela. Focusing on creating a minimalist design, she chose to display pleasant spaces whilst concealing some of the property’s features for a clean effect.
Hila Israelevitz, one of the owners of the Israelevitz Architects Office, designed an exciting, powerful residential space for them that lends dignity to the natural resources surrounding them as well as natural materials, volume and dimensions.
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.
This property, designed by Interior Designer Noa Kuperman, could have easily been featured on the cover of some of the top international design magazines.
Project: A Villa Created Online Architecture, planning & design: Yehudit Schneider Location: Upper Galilee, Israel Property: 300 sqm Plot: 0.5 acre Project duration: two and a half years Photo Credits: Oded Smadar An increasing number of Israeli property owners who reside abroad choose to build or renovate their homes remotely these days. The case of
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.
The house designed by Dan and Hila Israelevitz, the owners of Israelevitz Architects, is unlike anything we have ever seen. You enter it via a lower level, just like entering through the hull of a ship.
