A newly built private house in Har Amasa, a desert-region community in southern Israel. The project includes interior planning and design for a young family - a couple and their two toddler daughters - with a long-term perspective that allows the home to grow and adapt with the family over time.
The house was constructed using natural building methods, carefully adapted to the local desert climate. Interior walls were finished with natural mineral plaster, which informed the overall material palette and atmosphere of the home.
The design emphasizes the use of natural materials throughout: a solid wood kitchen, natural stone flooring, linen textiles, and a solid wood dining table. Informal lounging areas were integrated, along with a projector to maintain a calm, uncluttered living space.
Solid wood flooring was selected for the bedrooms, and the color palette includes deep burgundy, green, and warm honey–walnut tones derived from the wood furnishings. The result is a warm, grounded home that feels both natural and timeless.