Unified Penthouse

The project involved combining two adjacent penthouse apartments into one home for a couple and their four sons.

The clients requested a functional and minimalist design with clean, unified lines

The design is based on three functional zones:

Children’s area – bedrooms, bathrooms, and a family lounge.

Public area – kitchen, dining area, living room, and entrance foyer.

Parents’ area – master suite, bathroom, and home office.

A central design element was the use of cube motifs

A floating wooden cube in the kitchen and living area conceals the refrigerator, wine cooler and hidden storage space

A concrete cube emphasizes the entrance and guest area

The project is based on rich, natural materials, combining warm oak veneer, English wood flooring, and concrete cladding with a delicate texture. The choice of natural and neutral tones creates a calm, elegant, and timeless atmosphere.

In addition, the home features a magnetic lighting track system integrated into the ceilings and walls. The movable LED fixtures provide flexibility while visually connecting the three areas of the home.

Area: 300  sq. + 100  sq. terrace
Supervision: Gal Shacham