This is not the first apartment that designer Eyal Tresser was chosen to design for this couple, in their early 50s.
The destination this time: a penthouse apartment in Ramat Afel. As soon as the couple received the key to their apartment, they asked Eyal to come with the contractor and the Congolese, destroy everything that existed and then start adapting a new design plan that would allow them to live a life of maximum comfort according to their will and taste.
They asked for a spacious kitchen with a lot of seating and a dining area that could accommodate all the family members, about 24 diners.
The requirement was the same for the living room that would allow countless seating. Another request was to create a vestibule leading to the rooms that would be interesting, pampering and awe-inspiring, and therefore it was completely wrapped in wallpaper in which the doors merge, almost hidden in a way. A corridor was created that unfolds a story of great curiosity and interest.
The special wallpaper "glided" towards the bathrooms and left a dramatic impression there as well. In the area of the kitchen, the living room and the dining area, huge 1.60m x 3.20m grooved tiles have been fitted that indicate a huge space.
In the bedroom, the oak tree stars in fishbone parquet, and together with the lowering of the ceiling, a very clean, modest and impressive appearance is created with the addition of recessed lighting, which creates light that is pleasing to the eye with a soft and pampering look.
The living room has been given the color of natural and soft colors that succeed in creating an elegant look, the painting chosen is by the painter Merav Salman that brings color of movement and joy to the space. The huge balcony was pre-defined according to areas of interest such as the beach kitchen area, a variety of seating areas and an outdoor dining area overlooking a spectacular view.