Those who have always wanted to have a glimpse inside a modern Israeli home will do well to view interior designer Merav Sade's latest project. A stunning renovation of a 1950’s apartment in North Israel, the 230-square-foot space was expanded by an addition 330 square feet in order to accommodate a mother and daughter. Yet even without this added room, the Israeli home would have appeared spacious thanks to the flood of natural light, white walls and high ceilings.
Although predominantly contemporary, the Israeli home injected vintage touches here and there that brought a deeper sense of personality. With such careful touches, including "unique lighting fixtures" that bring "a dramatic touch without overpowering the rooms," writes Design Milk, the Israeli home is gorgeous standard.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Natural Light-filled Homes
- Opportunity to innovate by increasing use of natural light in homes to create brighter and more open spaces.
- Combining Vintage and Contemporary Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to offer unique and personalized design solutions that combine vintage and contemporary elements.
- Expanding Home Spaces
- Innovation opportunity to increase living space by finding innovative ways to add square footage to existing homes.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- Innovation opportunity to design unique, natural light-filled and spacious homes that cater to the preferences of individual clients.
- Real Estate
- Innovation opportunity to market and sell properties that emphasize the benefits of natural light, vintage-contemporary design and larger living spaces.
- Construction
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to adopt new design techniques and sustainable materials to create larger, natural light-filled and energy-efficient homes.
