Design

Adapt your home for winter: Seal windows, check heating, swap textiles for soft, rich fabrics, and use warm lighting. Small changes make a big difference in the space’s feel.

A new single-story family home in Mishmar David, with a lower-level apartment, offers open public spaces, private bedrooms, and clean lines featuring concrete, steel, and glass.

Once seen as industrial and cold, stainless steel returns to the spotlight. Consumers embrace its authenticity and elegance as it becomes highly sought-after in home kitchens, says Yael Moskowitz.

For Hanukkah, Light-In presents a sustainable collection of wood and bamboo lighting from Amsterdam, combining renewable materials with warm, soft light.

In Arik Ben Simhon's collections, the furniture goes far beyond being a functional object: It creates a miniature landscape within the home, with playful heights, movement, and smart user experience.

Black was long feared for shrinking spaces, but designers now see it as precise, elegant, highlighting architecture, and adding unmatched depth and quality to a home.

Israeli Design Day returns for its 4th edition over two weekends in December. This year's theme, "Roots," explores belonging. 30 designers showcase works in Jaffa with guided studio tours.

Smoky pink and rosy terracotta are set to replace cool neutrals as the leading interior design shades, with designers predicting 2026 will bring “less gray and more emotion.”

Factory 54 Beauty launches the L'OBJET brand, known for its luxurious designs and unique perfumes, alongside 9 other new beauty products.

Chang Liu’s work in spatial intelligence is shaping the next generation of responsive, privacy-safe environments for work, care, and beyond.