APARTMENT IN GAN HA'IR

ARCHITECTURE: YOAV MASSAR

PHOTOGRAPHY: GIDEON LEVIN

A LOVELY PROJECT FOR RESIDENTS WHO LOVE TO HOST, WHERE WE WERE TASKED WITH DESIGNING AND PLANNING TWO DOORS FOR THE MAIN ENTRANCES IN THE HOUSE: ONE SEPARATING THE KITCHEN FROM THE LIVING ROOM AND ANOTHER SEPARATING THE LIVING SPACE FROM THE GUEST ROOM.

TO MAINTAIN A CLEAN AND MINIMALIST LOOK, IT WAS DECIDED TO CREATE UNIQUE DOORS FROM WEATHERED STEEL WITHOUT WINDOWS.

THE DOOR IN THE GUEST ROOM, WHEN CLOSED, CREATES A COMPLETE WING AND ABSOLUTE PRIVACY FOR THE GUESTS, AND WHEN OPEN, IT LOOKS LIKE A PIECE OF ART PLACED ON THE WALL. THE KITCHEN DOOR SLIDES INTO A POCKET, DISAPPEARING FROM SIGHT COMPLETELY, ALLOWING THE KITCHEN TO BE ENTIRELY CONCEALED DURING ENTERTAINING.

BOTH DOORS INCORPORATE LIGHT-COLORED LINEN FABRIC, WHICH CHANGES ITS SHADES ACCORDING TO THE LIGHTING, CREATING A SOFT AND PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE IN THE SPACE.