Located in one of the neighborhoods in Yavne, there's a particularly intriguing penthouse apartment - a unit purchased from a contractor during construction, swiftly transformed into a tastefully designed and exceptionally pleasant space. The mastermind behind this impressive transformation is interior designer Roi Levi, whom the couple approached...
Project name
The Farthest from Standard
Architecture firm
Roi Levi
Principal architect
Roi Levi
Collaborators
OKNIN Gallery
Built area
Around 165 m² plus a 70 m² balcony
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Interior designer Meital Zimber was asked to design a contractor's apartment for a young family, a couple, and their four small children. The family requested a cheerful home, alongside ample storage solutions and practical thinking, considering the young age of their four children.
Project name
The Happy Penthouse: Abundance of storage solutions and a smart carpentry plan
Principal architect
Meital Zimber
Built area
Penthouse 160 m² + 60 m² balcony
Interior design
Meital Zimber
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Welcome to the Ramat HaSharon penthouse of a couple in their 40s, with two growing children, designed by Tzvia Kazayoff, who skillfully blurred the boundaries between interior and exterior, subtly integrating the family's love for the sea while creating a vivid palette that precisely defines each function within the space. Here's how it looks from...
Project name
Inside Out, Outside In
Architecture firm
Tzvia Kazayoff
Location
Ramat HaSharon, Israel
Principal architect
Tzvia Kazayoff
Design team
Tzvia Kazayoff
Environmental & MEP engineering
Client
couple in their 40s and their two adolescent children
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Benjelloun Piper Architecture has announced the sale of the most expensive penthouse in Dubai, ‘Como Residences Penthouse’ by Nakheel, in a historic move that cements the group’s position as a trailblazer in the world of architectural excellence.
Photography
Benjelloun Piper Architecture
The young couple from Yavne, Israel, sought to upgrade their family and acquired a spacious penthouse apartment with a huge terrace overlooking an open landscape and the Mediterranean Sea. They turned to interior designer Liad Yosef to tailor it to their needs, and as you'll see, he worked wonders, especially in the small details, which precisely c...
Project name
Initial Fabric: The Home Version
Architecture firm
Liad Yosef (Planning and design)
Principal architect
Liad Yosef
Built area
Approximately 160 m², Terrace area: Approximately 90 m²
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Custom furniture - OKNIN gallery
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Across the length and breadth of Israel, in recent years, many inspiring apartments and homes have been designed. However, only a few of them hold a unique concept woven as a thread throughout the spaces. An example of this is a family penthouse apartment designed by interior designer Orly Silber, who succeeded in combining a conceptual idea that a...
Project name
The Secret of Broken Lines
Location
One of the central cities of Israel
Principal architect
Orly Silber
Design team
Orly Silber (Planning and Interior Design)
Built area
A 190 m² penthouse apartment with a 75 m² terrace
Interior design
Orly Silber
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Coverings and Surfaces: Laminam - Israel
Typology
Residential › Apartment
The fact that terraces have become the stars of Israeli homes is well known, but in the case before us, it was the reason this couple acquired the new penthouse apartment. Together with interior designer Daniel Michaeli, they created an experiential and intense living environment for their family, with meticulous attention evident in every detail,...
Project name
The Terrace First
Location
Beer Yaakov, Israel
Design team
Daniel Michaeli (Planning and Interior Design)
Built area
A penthouse apartment with an area of about 140 mv and a terrace of about 170 additional m²
Interior design
Daniel Michaeli
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
The penthouse apartment of the couple in their 70s stands out, not just because of its fantastic location and open, well-lit spaces, but also (and perhaps primarily) due to the integration of authentic and eclectic elements that the homeowner, an artist, curated and crafted. Iron and wood merge in a space that's both rustic and ultra-modern, overse...
Project name
When Jerusalem meets Tel Aviv
Architecture firm
Yaron Eldad – Architecture and interior design
Location
Herzliya, Israel
Principal architect
Yaron Eldad
Built area
Around 150 m² + around 100 m² of balconies
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
