Tzvia Kazayoff

Penthouse in Rosh HaAyin / Tzvia Kazayoff

Penthouse in Rosh HaAyin: A Model of Livable Luxury

Tucked atop a new residential development in Rosh HaAyin, Israel, this penthouse stands as more than just another show unit—it is a fully furnished, meticulously crafted home designed to showcase the pinnacle of high-end living. Although it spans 145 m² (1,560 ft²) of interior space and boasts a generous 66 m² (710 ft²) balcony with sweeping vistas, it is deliberately not for sale.

Aesthetic Harmony Residence / Tzvia Kazayoff

Aesthetic Harmony Residence / Tzvia Kazayoff

In the scenic city of Ra’anana, Israel, the Aesthetic Harmony Residence stands as a testament to the innovative design of Tzvia Kazayoff. Originally a large family home that had been divided into two, the residence presented unique architectural challenges due to its half-triangle shape resulting from the division.

Hikari Laboratories / Tzvia Kazayoff Studio

Hikari Laboratories / Tzvia Kazayoff Studio

The “Hikari Laboratories” project uniquely transforms a historic Templar barn in Benei Atarot, Israel, into a multifunctional concept hall. This building, steeped in 120 years of history, now serves as a dynamic space for an innovative cosmetics company

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Beer Sheva Penthouse / Tzvia Kazayoff

What’s beautiful about renovation is the ability to take a disproportionate project; an old 3-bedroom apartment, 130 sqm with a 124 sqm balcony, and transform it into an amazing penthouse sized at 195 sqm with a proportional balcony of 60 sqm.

Pastoral Garden Duplex by Tzvia Kazayoff

Pastoral Garden Duplex / Tzvia Kazayoff

The Pastoral Garden Duplex is a good example of how a house, or an apartment, should be faithful to the lifestyles of those who live in it, even if the planning different from what is customary.

Warm Minimalism in the Center of Tel Aviv

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

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