Glossy Pink: An apartment with a fuchsia pink kitchen that looks like a colorful candy
Heat and industrialism, old and new, surprising and exciting color encounters and textures - this 5-room apartment in Herzliya is full of happy surprises.
One of them is the landlord's occupation (in life you will not guess)
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Home and design
13/02/2022
Sunday, 13 February 2022, 07:13 Updated: 07:16
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The project:
5-room apartment in Herzliya
Space:
136 sq.m.
Tenants: couple + 3
Architectural design:
ADMA Architects
Design and dressing:
Gili Unger
Kitchen:
Avivi Kitchens
This colorful apartment is located in Herzliya, in a new residential project near the IDC campus. 138 sqm (excluding balcony) and has 5 rooms.
The family living here counts a couple and their three children.
Its initial design was done by the architectural firm ADMA, while the kitchen-designer, design and dressing of the entire house was entrusted to the designer-designer and dresser Gili Unger.
The project combines industrial-contemporary elements alongside homely and warm, multi-colored and colorful elements that characterize Unger's works.
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If you manage to disconnect from the cabinets for a moment, you also notice industrial metal lamps and an exposed air conditioning duct (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
Green sofa, yellow dresser, fuchsia pink kitchen.
Apartment in Herzliya (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
The industrial look is reflected in elements such as the metal light fixtures, the white kitchen tiles measuring 15x15 cm - which were laid in combination with a deliberately prominent black rifle and the air duct made of white painted tin. The warmth and homeliness are evident in the many vintage items A process of preservation and restoration and further transformation.The
kitchen (Avivi Kitchens) is without a doubt the star of this apartment, and although many of its spaces are full of erupting colors, the fuchsia hue of the cabinets stands out easily above them all.In addition to the bold color, it was decided to choose Barak), which gives the kitchen a look of real candy.
Combining industrial design with nostalgic and warm vintage (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
Industrial-looking tiles with a black rifle (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
Not just pink, glossy pink.
A closer look at the kitchen (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
Because the kitchen is open to the living room, it does not function "only" as a kitchen, but is an integral part of the house and plays a key role in determining the overall tone, energy and power of the various textures and colors in the house.
To Unger's delight, his customers showed curiosity and a strong desire to expand the seller's boundaries - and set out with him on an adventure of discovery, color and play.
It was the father of the family, a pilot and a former military man, who showed surprising enthusiasm for the gleaming kitchen, and he is also the one who cooks it mostly.
Green vintage sofa and Missoni pillows (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
Textures and colors in the living room (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
Special light fixture above an armchair in the living room (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
The playroom (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
The various choices made in the kitchen also testify to the rest of the house.
Not necessarily in color or furniture - but in mindset and thought: warmth and industrialism, old and new, color encounters and surprising and exciting textures.
To the green living room sofa - also bought second-hand, Unger added decorative pillows sewn from contemporary Missoni design house fabric.
The TV cabinet in yellow yolk gives a contrast to the pink lampshade, which corresponds with the kitchen.
Adjacent to the kitchen is a playroom, also colorful, whose wall bordering the public space opens and re-closes with glass with a black profile.
The glass walls allow eye contact with the children playing, while the adults stay in the living room or kitchen, and allow the colorfulness of the games to flow naturally into the common and public spaces of the house.
The colorfulness of the playroom flows out into the public space and integrates into the general celebration (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
Colorful textiles in the parents' bedroom (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
A green closet peeks out from the door of the parents' bathroom (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
Children's shower (Photo: Shiran Carmel)
In the master bedroom there is a double bed with a headboard upholstered in pink fabric, against a background of a wall covered with an organic look of wood.
Here, too, bold choices are evident, especially in clothing and textiles - a bedspread with a red-and-white ethnic pattern, pillows with a green botanical print and a vintage armchair upholstered in orange fabric.
In the adjoining bathroom, a handful of dark-tiled walls and a bathroom cabinet hanging in a shade of forest green peek out the door key and above it hangs a vintage mirror with a gilded frame and moldings.
"Customers enjoyed challenging themselves through the various aesthetic choices, and underwent a fascinating design process. By making significant aesthetic choices, and in the case of this kitchen - brilliance, joy and passion also take part in the daily routine: from the first coffee of the morning to dinner," concludes Unger.
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