What's Happening?
A pair of doctors have relocated from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, purchasing a mini penthouse near Kikar HaMedina to be closer to their grandchildren. They enlisted the design expertise of Michal Inditzky and Haggai Weinblum from Wid Studio to create a home that reflects their personal taste and lifestyle needs. The apartment, originally a five-room layout, was reconfigured into four rooms, featuring a spacious primary suite. The design incorporates a light, airy palette with shades of gray, wood accents, and touches of gold, inspired by the world of jewelry. The couple's love for hosting family and friends influenced the design, which includes mirrored internal and external spaces to enhance functionality.
Why It's Important?
The design of the penthouse highlights the growing trend of personalized living spaces that cater to specific lifestyle needs, particularly for retirees. This approach not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also improves functionality, making it easier for homeowners to host gatherings and enjoy their living environment. The project underscores the importance of collaboration between clients and designers, demonstrating how tailored design can meet unique preferences and requirements. The emphasis on gold accents, despite being unconventional, showcases the potential for creativity in interior design, challenging traditional norms and encouraging innovation.