A 100 sqm, four-bedroom apartment in Givatayim designed for a couple and their two young daughters. Rather than major structural changes, the project focused on refining the layout and resolving the main planning challenge: long, narrow rooms in both the private and public areas.
Drywall partitions at the entrance that enclosed the kitchen were removed to open it to the public space, allowing the cooktop to be repositioned for a more comfortable cooking experience and better communication with the rest of the home.
Custom millwork was designed around the living area, functioning both as a media unit beneath the TV and a window bench beneath the large living room window - providing additional storage and seating when hosting.
In the parents’ bedroom, a wardrobe was designed to wrap the bed on both sides, making optimal use of the room’s length. In the children’s room, the elongated proportions allowed each daughter to have her own defined spaces within a shared space.

The interior design is clean, calm, and modern, combining a minimal palette of white and natural wood. Personal belongings and everyday objects introduce subtle touches of color, completing a quiet, balanced home.