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Project • By Bella Simon • Apartments

Tel Aviv Apartment

Architectural details always serve as the foundation of my design philosophy, transforming spaces into narratives. This Tel Aviv apartment project embodies a seamless blend of global inspiration and local context, where patterns, framing, and textures discovered during my travels take center stage. Sasha Zacks Sasha Zacks The design carefully integrates natural elements with refined materials, creating a harmonious yet vibrant living environment. The interplay of light on these textured surfaces adds depth and dimension, making the space feel dynamic yet serene. Sasha Zacks Sasha Zacks Throughout the apartment, a curated palette of textures—ranging from soft fabrics to sleek finishes—echoes the diverse land... More

Project • By YAEL PERRY | INTERIOR DESIGNER • Apartments

PL Apartment

This 115 sqm apartment is located in the suburbs of Tel Aviv. The apartment's previous plan featured a segregated layout including the public & private spaces divided by a long wall. The kitchen was small and the public space, living & dining area were located in a long, narrow space. Karin Ravenna The apartment was designed for a couple with a girl and a dog who wanted a contemporary cozy space that would include a public open plan, two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a home office, work areas and lots of storage space. Karin Ravenna Interior Designer Yael Perry took the task & created various alternative plans for the interior. For Perry, the most important challenge was to change the long narrow structure and c... More

News • News • 8 Sep 2021

Dalit Lilienthal Interior Design Studio complete a ‘boho chic’ renovation to a central Tel Aviv apartment

Dalit Lilienthal Interior Design Studio in Tel Aviv, Israel, recently completed a fresh 'boho chic' renovation to an 80 SQM apartment in the centre of Tel Aviv. The studio is known for using simplicity as a guiding principle and playing with layout as the key driver in how a space functions.  Gidon Levin 181˚ Aesthetically, the client brief called for a relaxed vacation style feel. Functionally, it called for the addition of an extra bathroom and comfortable workspace area for the parents, and renovations to their child's room such that it could accommodate a sibling in the future.   Gidon Levin 181˚ Given the small envelope, storage solutions were also key.  In addition to space for items already in the home such... More