Room to Breathe, Tel Aviv

Restructuring a holiday apartment to create a more spacious, flowing interior.

This Tel Aviv apartment was purchased by a New York-based client looking for a comfortable base in the city. The brief was to create fewer, larger spaces and a more open way of living, while maintaining separation where needed.

Iron and glass partitions define different areas without interrupting light or visual flow. In the primary suite, screens between the bedroom and bathroom create a greater sense of volume and openness while preserving privacy. The result is an apartment that feels larger, lighter and more connected than its footprint would suggest.