This home in Israel’s Sharon region underwent a radical transformation—an extensive re-planning and redesign that turned a previously closed and compartmentalized structure into a light-filled, flowing space defined by elegant simplicity. The design process focused on opening up the interiors, reorienting the layout to maximize natural light, and creating a clear and calm spatial language.
Perched atop the lively landscape of Ramat Gan, this apartment is a thoughtfully designed family home that balances comfort, functionality, and sophisticated aesthetics. Crafted by Liat Hadas in 2020, its design reflects a contemporary yet timeless approach that creates a serene and elegant living environment, showcasing clean lines, natural materials, and a color palette that will age gracefully.
A young couple hired Bazelet Architects to transform a secondhand apartment into their dream home in Sharon Area, Israel. The 160-square-meter (1,722 sq ft) apartment was designed in 2025 by founder Anouk Ron and partner Shira Dromi in an elegant- and warm-toned style.
In the Judean Foothills of Israel, designer Nirit Vax has crafted “From Frame to Fabulous: A Warm, Modern Villa” — a 330 sqm (3,550 sq ft) house designed in 2025. The property melds modernity with comfort, featuring high ceilings and open living spaces. The home is complete with three bedrooms, a private pool, and chic communal areas, designed to accommodate the clients’ three young children while incorporating a warm, inviting aesthetic ideal for family life.
The Perfect Balance is a house located in Sharon Area, Israel, designed in 2025 by Ron Shpigel, Shpigel Architects. The two-story home sits on a 330 sq m (3,552 sq ft) lot and has a total area of 200 sq m (2,153 sq ft). The architect blends sentimental, classic, and urban design styles to create a refined, experience-driven living space for a family of five, balancing individual intimacy with shared togetherness.
Hillside House is a villa located in one of the central region’s towns in Israel, designed by Dan and Hila Israelevitz Architects for a family of five: a couple in their 50s and their three children—one teenager and two young adults. The home is brutalist, built in exposed concrete and spans three floors. The interior design is clean, refined, and minimalist—highlighting the extraordinary views framed by the large openings.
Situated amidst the picturesque beauty of Ma’ale HaHamisha, Israel, the Gordonia Private Hotel exemplifies elegant design. Finished in 2015 thanks to the illustrious Ran & Morris Creative Partnership, the hotel effectively melds architecture with the surrounding natural environment. Its aesthetically appealing facade displays an interaction of contemporary lines and organic materials, enticing guests to partake in an atmosphere of both opulence and peace.
This house, located in Nahariya, Israel, was designed by Ronnie Friedman in 2020. The clean design style provides maximum privacy and separation from the street due to the dense nature of the surrounding neighborhood. This house features an enclosed façade that creates a transitional space to reinforce intimacy and detachment from the street, framing views toward a distant horizon visible from the upper floor.
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