This home in Israel is located in an old neighborhood in Tel Aviv, initially built about fifty years ago for immigrants, with modest houses, small gardens, and much charm. It was inherited by an artist from her grandparents, who had lived there for many years and left many good memories for their grandchild…
The house was rebuilt and enlarged several years ago to accommodate the artist, her family of five, and her many works of art.
The whole family is extremely creative and art-loving, and this is well expressed in the architecture and interior design of their home:
We took full advantage of the municipal building restrictions to create a home with a double-height public space. While the footprint isn’t large, the soaring ceiling makes the area look and feel incredibly spacious and airy.
Alongside this grand space is a gallery level, ending in a cozy reading nook that overlooks the entire interior. The windows are crafted from Belgian steel profiles, lending the house a unique character both inside and out.
Both the home and the garden are filled with original artwork created by the homeowner, giving the space a deeply personal and distinctive soul.
When designing the house, I considered the artistic side of the family as most important – and the most outstanding features of this home are still the large, colorful works of art.
If you, too, long for a home that is uniquely yours, you are invited to get in touch at 054-4739584 for an initial, no-obligation consultation.
(here is a publication about this home in Israel in “La’isha” – the country’s largest magazine for women)
