The green cabinet

This 80-square-meter apartment, located in a 1940s family building in the heart of Tel Aviv, was originally divided into two units with a shared entrance, featuring makeshift bathrooms, kitchens, and a raised floor with layout issues. The owners, a couple in their 30s—a social worker and a lawyer—approached me to redesign the space. Typical of Tel Aviv apartments, the space is small but full of life. Every square meter was maximized, with the diagonal layout inspiring creative planning solutions and customized storage. The apartment was designed to accommodate three dynamic living scenarios, adapting as the family’s needs evolve. Natural wood parquet flooring, light-colored cabinets that blend seamlessly into the walls, a central custom carpentry piece, and thoughtful lighting create an inviting, spacious atmosphere with a refined design touch.

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Location: TLV

Photographer: Shiran Carmel