Is it right for you to open November with inspirations in the shade of the fall?
For us too.
So here, a collection of spaces with lots of inspiration.
Autumn is a kind of engine warmer for the cold season: it is considered the great king of the use of textiles, especially in pleasant fabrics that are between the thin cotton of summer, and the thick wool that characterizes the winter period.
The palette of earth tones and golden touches take on a new meaning in the fall, due to their connection to the colors of the fallen leaves.
• Fall colors: The surprising items that every home must have in the fall
Earth tones design
Warm and family living space.
Shades of earth and deep patrol were used extensively.
A combination of cushions and an armchair in shades of black and white balance the color palettes and bring an elegant freshness to the space.
Main item:
Earth-colored decorative power wall, with a TV screen and a built-in fireplace.
Most comforting:
a spacious sofa.
Most designed:
a wide armchair with a black and white print.
The most autumnal:
considerable use of earth tones.
Decorative power wall in earth tones.
Design: Architect Ron Spiegel,
paint stains
Elegant living space, maintains clean lines.
The design interest rises from the floor, a set of living room tables that blend into each other and the precise use of colors.
Main item:
a pair of fire orange armchairs.
Most comforting:
a seating system made up of cubes that resemble broad ones.
Most designed:
a set of tables placed in the center of the living room.
The most autumnal:
dots in a fiery orange hue against a background of monochromatic colors.
Fire orange dots against a background of monochromatic colors Design: Itamar Levy,
Elegant and clean.
Planning: Itamar Levy,
In a stormy section
A kitchen in which the whole matter arises from an unconventional and daring choice, in a work surface made of natural marble, whitewashed, in an intriguing amorphous form.
The surface is a type of piece of jewelry that gives the kitchen rich dishes of uniqueness and originality.
Main item:
The work surface made of natural marble.
Most complimenting:
Plenty of storage solutions in kitchen cabinets, designed from floor to ceiling.
Most designed: A
sink is built from the same material of the work surface.
The most autumnal:
the work surface in shades of green and brown in different tones of earth.
An unconventional and bold choice, in a work surface made of natural marble.
Design: Nitzan Horowitz, Photography: Oded Smadar
An illusion of double space
The kitchen space is characterized by a very light color, against its background stand out design elements in autumnal shades
Key item:
A mirror that creates the illusion of a double-sized space.
Most complimenting: A
spacious dining counter.
Most designed:
a set of light fixtures hanging in shades of black and brass.
The most autumnal:
upholstered chairs in a mustard shade.
Spacious dining counter, courtesy of Ziv Kitchens, Design: Natalie Carnet, Photography: Susie Levinson
Let's cuddle
Home living space.
The use of textiles creates warmth and invites cuddling.
Main item:
A charcoal black brick wall, giving a background to the entire space.
Most comforting: a
rug that is pleasant to step on and sit on.
Most decorated:
a round living room table with a lighter shade pattern.
The most autumnal:
a spacious brown leather sofa and the use of textiles.
Inviting cuddling.
Styling: Maya Livnat Harush, wool rug Beautiful rugs, Photography: Regev Kalaf, photographed at Zehavi Gallery
There is nothing like eating in the living room
A lighted space, in desert shades, creates warmth and yet maintains a great deal of ventilation and space.
Key item:
An array of developers who bring nature into the home.
Most comforting:
a spacious living room table that can also be eaten on.
Most designed:
a wooden partition with spaces that create games of light and shadow in space.
The most autumnal:
a cream-colored carbolic blanket.
Ventilated warmth.
Golani Architects, courtesy of Aluminum Star, Photo: Amit Garon
Go for the walnut heat
Functional and designed kitchen.
Emphasis was placed on creating a lighting texture that combines technical lighting with mood lighting.
Main item:
A wall covered with tiles in a mirrored marble look.
Most complimenting: A
dining counter that is also a work surface.
Most designed:
brass and black spot stripes.
The most autumnal: the
front of kitchen cabinets in a nutty brown hue.
Functional and designed kitchen.
Design: Nitzan Horowitz, Photography: Oded Smadar
Seating system with chaise longue
A homely and cozy living room space.
The combination of the fireplace and the use of textiles softens the space, and adds a great deal of warmth to it.
Main item:
Built fireplace.
Most comforting:
seating system with chaise longue.
Most designed:
two hanging wall cabinets.
The most autumnal:
a textile blanket with a pleasant touch.
Warm and homely.
Design by Marina Rechter Rubinstein - REMA Architects, Photo: Amit Gosher
Textiles in monochromatic colors
An eclectic sleeping space combines a rustic and warm look with a minimalist contemporary line.
Main item: A
bed that emphasizes the use of soft textiles in monochromatic colors.
Most comforting:
a chair that is a transition point from the daily rhythm to a state of rest and sleep.
Most designed:
a square rug that brings interest to the space.
The most autumnal:
a wooden wall that warms the atmosphere.
RUGS Rugs.
Styling: Maya Livnat Harush, Photography: Regev Kalaf
Lighting fixtures inspired by falling leaves
A spacious family home reveals an interesting use of a variety of materials and textures, along with a combination of attention-grabbing design elements.
Main item:
Power wall in earth tones.
Most comforting:
seating system with chaise longue.
Most designed: the
concrete ceiling in the living room and the lighting fixtures placed on it.
The most autumnal:
Lighting fixtures with the appearance of fallen leaves.
Lighting fixtures in the form of fallen leaves.
Design: Spiegel Architects, Photography: Elad Gonen
The light fixtures are located on an urban concrete ceiling.
Spiegel Architects, Photo: Elad Gonen
A wall of power in earth tones.
Spiegel Architects, Photo: Elad Gonen
Inspired by cognac bottles
An intimate and stylish guest room.
The use of paint and material created a warm place, with a deliberately heavy tone.
The space has characteristics that draw inspiration from English design, combined with a contemporary line.
Main
item:
Antique-looking quilting sofa.
Most complimenting:
Designed drinks bar.
Most designed:
a leather armchair with rounded lines.
The most autumnal:
a purple rug and the walls of the room are painted a reddish hamra.
An intimate and stylish guest room.
Design: Oshir Asban Architecture, courtesy of Nirlat, Photography: Shiran Carmel