The Renovation Home: Einat Shahar Freiman’s Mid-Century Revival in Israel
In the vibrant heart of Kfar Sava, Sharon, Israel — a region known for its lush landscapes and historical significance — a couple rejuvenates an apartment, aligning it with the soulful ethos of mid-century modern design.
Under the expert guidance of designer Einat Shahar Freiman in 2023, “The Renovation Home” emerges as an epitome of tranquility, unity, and purpose, boasting spaces that not only serve functional needs but also echo familial values.
About The Renovation Home
A Revival in the City’s Heart
Amidst city’s hustle, a middle-aged couple began a transformative home journey. Their aim? Revitalize their apartment, ensuring it catered to their children and mirrored their values.
Breaking Boundaries for Unity
The journey began by eliminating interior divisions. Walls yielded to expansive openness, seamlessly uniting the kitchen, dining, and living areas.
A Kitchen’s Warm Embrace
The kitchen’s redesign stood central. Cloaked in inviting Oak veneer, it effortlessly melded with the dining space, beckoning family gatherings.
Blending Past and Present
Treasured heirlooms now live in harmony with modern touches. This interplay between antiques and contemporary design resembles a choreographed ballet.
Inviting Introspection
An extending iron library encourages a reflective pause, urging a moment’s contemplation before proceeding.
Spaces of Solace and Entertainment
After this pause, a snug TV room unfolds. Strategically positioned, it serves as a buffer and a relaxation haven. Adjacently, a thoughtfully crafted home office emerges. Here, one finds tranquility, enveloped by books and essential work papers.
A Haven for Rest
Set apart, the parents’ bedroom stands as a testament to mindful design. A vast window floods the room with daylight. A capacious closet (equivalent in square feet) ensures ample storage. And, a private bathroom adds to its inherent charm and utility.
Weaving Stories Through Design
Ultimately, this apartment narrates the family’s tale. It’s a design canvas intertwining unity, heritage, and modern aesthetics. In it, wood, iron, cherished antiques, and current flair don’t just coexist—they tell a story.
Photography courtesy of Einat Shahar Freiman
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- by Matt Watts
