This loft apartment is situated on the ground floor of a conservation Bauhaus property, close to the beach. The apartment previously served as a psychologist’s clinic and was bought by a 40 something couple from the north of Israel that wanted a small and practical holiday apartment in central Israel.
The originally 2-room apartment was opened up into one open space with minimal partitions to make it feel bigger and improve natural light. Partitioning in the new planning was minimal and implied with only 2 apparent partitions, the first between the bathroom area and the open space and the second, in the shape of an airy steel partition on the kitchen island that frames the entrance area. This element doubles as a kitchen utility storage unit as well as a display element for decorative pieces. Grey and pastel pink colors were introduced into a predominantly neutral-sandy color scheme to subtly define various spaces without having to add any physical partitions.