Japandi in the Mediterranean

Two apartments merged together to create a clean duplex in the heart of Tel Aviv, but one that shows through the choice of materials and details the true essence of their owners.
In total the apartment has

The upper floor contains the living room, the kitchen and two open rooms, divided by a glass partition and concrete elements (Mashrabia). Living room walls are covered with wood etched with black lines.
Large windows bathe the apartment in natural light, creating a sense of spaciousness and airiness. The open floor plan further enhances this sense of flow, allowing different areas of the apartment to blend seamlessly into one another.
The exposed concrete provides a raw and industrial edge, while the wood accents bring warmth and natural beauty

The bottom floor with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with a white long corridor covered from one side with white wood and on the opposite side - a large scale graphic wallpaper with heavenly details.

The master bedroom hosts an open bathroom, whereas the space under the staircase was used from one side for a pink walk-in closet, and a toilet from the other side.
Gentle use of tiles, wallpapers and custom designed carpentry lifts the apartment to another level, combined with an interesting use of materials. Thus appears in the bathrooms with the coloured bespoke concrete sinks, the kitchen cabinets covered with porcelain with a concrete look, stainless steel countertop and much more.

The clients wish for a subtle design, free of clutter, modern yet interesting has come to life.