This project consists of the complete remodeling of a 150 m2 apartment that dates back to the 1970s. It is located in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel and was completed by Architect Oshir Asaban in 2016. At first glance, the most striking feature is the monochrome use of black and white – not just in the living room, but also in the rest of the interior.
Black shelves have been set against the white walls, filled with decorative details in white to give prominence and life to the décor of the space.
The dining room is comfortable and full of natural light that flows through the large glass door that leads to the terrace, where we can enjoy views over nature.
The rest of the spacious apartment looks very similar – spacious and comfortable with a décor which, despite having used black as a continuous, common element, does not allow it to darken the rooms, thanks to the windows that allow the entrance of abundant natural light.
The master bedroom, a cozy space that invites relaxation and has as its centerpiece a soft bed with sheets and duvets of fine and elegant linen, lies under a long window that floods the room with light.
The hanging lamps, in a peculiar and beautiful style, accompany the décor, giving it a unique touch.
