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The architect and interior designer Michal Shane opens a window for designed houses with a good atmosphere that will make us want to spend time in them

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In collaboration with arcdb architecture, interior design, construction and renovations

Sunday, 06 September 2020, 13:40

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(Photo: Elad Gonen)

Home design is an art.

To get the spectacular results we expect, the architect or interior designer we work with needs to know how to mold into our home our desires and needs and put in the professional eye that will produce a result that will make us relish each time.

The architect and interior designer Michal Shane, provides us with a glimpse into projects that will not leave any visitor indifferent.

"I have a lot of touches from the art world, I am also a painter and in the past I was also a dancer," says Shane.

"This is something that is reflected in my works. I combine art - materials, mind and spirit in the projects for which I am responsible. My planning is very meticulous and even perfectionist."

Michal is a graduate of the Department of Architecture at Tel Aviv University, and owns an office that opened in 2006. The firm specializes in architectural planning and interior design of private homes, boutique buildings, luxury apartments and innovative commercial complexes. For the latest art or styling we add to it. "

(Photo: Elad Gonen)

"I bring a lot of myself to my projects. I really like to cook and entertain and that is something that is reflected in my work. I believe that good food, good wine and good music create for us an experiential atmosphere of hospitality and I emphasize details of hospitality, on the experiential level and not just in practice. "This issue is important to my clients and I focus on their guests - where they sat, what they will see, how the wine or food is served to them. Conducting a home is practical but not just. It should provide tenants and their guests with an experience."

(Photo: Gilad Redt)

“This issue is gaining even stronger validity in recent times where we are spending more time at home and less in restaurants, gyms, overseas and more.

There is a greater emphasis on places in the home that are tailored to leisure, atmosphere and psyche.

People understand that the house is not only functional, but a place that should provide us with an atmosphere, a place that we will have a pleasant time in, to host and meet with friends and family.

I also emphasize the issue of work from home, since many have moved their office to the home and our homes need to be adapted so that we are comfortable working in them. "

(Photo: Elad Gonen)

How does this period affect work?

"As someone who has led many projects around the world, including New York and Cyprus, and also loves to travel the world and exhibitions, I admit I miss it. However, we have amazing people in the country and I take advantage of the time in the country to deepen relationships with local artists and professionals I share. "Working with them. This is something that is reflected and we feel the joint work of all the professionals in Israel - entrepreneurs, suppliers and more and we strengthen the industry in Israel. In the end, we take great care of our community and that is something very important."

Sounds like you really like aesthetics and art, how is that reflected in your work?

"I have extensive experience in designing and designing fashion stores, shoes, offices and clinics (for example a clinic in the field of plastic surgery). In these projects I manage to combine the love of aesthetics and fashion in work in the commercial field and not just in the private field."

(Photo: Elad Gonen)

(Photo: Gilad Redt)

(Photo: Gilad Redt)

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