Just because it's beautiful? Trends in home design that turn you into slaves - voila! Home and design

There is a well-known saying that to be beautiful you have to suffer.

It turns out that even in the world of home design this court is relevant in its own special way.

New trends and trends in the world of design emerge and conquer consumers.

But sometimes these trends require quite a bit of work or commitment on the part of the customer, who finds himself enslaved just for the sake of aesthetics and visibility.

So what are the trends that the Israeli consumer does not give up, no matter what the price they charge?

The trend of the transparent cabinets - they must not see a mess

It looks great on Instagram, but how exactly will it work in your home?

Delkov's transparent cabinets (Photo: Public Relations)

"To get the perfect look, customers will have to keep it tidy."

Transparent wardrobe, Delkov (photo: Public Relations)

One of the most prominent trends today in the field of wardrobes and wardrobe rooms is the transparent wardrobes.

These are designed wardrobes whose doors are made of glass and the contents of the wardrobe are visible for all to see.

"This is a very strong trend in the market today, which we see in full force on the Instagram of celebrities and influencers. Many customers ask us to design transparent cabinets for them because the design captivates them. The appearance of the cabinets is elegant and luxurious, but at the same time they require quite a bit of work on the part of the customer who needs to maintain the cabinet Neat because in the end it is a transparent closet."

explains Tamir Raz, CEO of the Delkov chain.

It turns out that the Israeli consumer does not shy away from the work that requires a transparent cabinet ready to work for him, the main thing is to have the most beautiful and designed cabinet.

"Most of the customers who come to us don't deal with this question at all, even if it means that they will have to keep it very organized to get the perfect effect. I see a lot of customers who invest their time to fold the clothes and arrange the closet in an exemplary manner because the design is important to them," he adds Raz.

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The trend of black kitchens - you can see every fingerprint

"To keep it clean and beautiful to the eye, you have to clean it all the time, and it's work."

Black kitchen, design: Daniel Michaeli (Photo: Sharon Zarfati)

You can see *every* fingerprint here, an industrial kitchen: Niga Chef FOR HOME (photo: courtesy of Niga Chef FOR HOME)

A few years ago the black kitchens took Israel by storm and they are still very much in demand.

Their dramatic and modern appearance makes many customers choose a black kitchen, even though it is a color that is not easy to maintain.

"After many years that the white kitchen dominated homes in Israel, the black kitchen has become the new star. It has many design advantages. It creates a dramatic look in the space, it can look very elegant and fit into homes with a modern design, and it meets the need of many customers for a kitchen that is a little different and not white."

Interior designer Daniel Michaeli explains.

Along with all the design advantages, the black kitchen requires quite a bit of work.

"When you choose a dark and black kitchen in particular, you need to know that every fingerprint will show on it, every drop of water or oil will stand out. To keep it clean and beautiful to the eye, you have to clean it all the time, and it's work," explains Michaeli.

"Despite this, there are many customers who do not shy away from this and still buy a black kitchen because there is no substitute for the look and the dramatic design."

Shedding curtains trend - step on and get dirty

Get dirty more often and are more complicated to clean - spilled curtains, courtesy of Chanel in front of curtains (Photo: Oded Smeder)

One of the trends that is gaining momentum is the flowing curtain trend.

It enriches the space and gives a soft look to the house.

"Textiles are an important part of home design. It gives softness and completes home design. With the right textiles, you can make a real transformation in any space. The look of the drapery improves the space. From a design point of view, it is often the right choice, but you have to take into account that such a curtain It requires a lot of work, since it touches the floor regularly so it gets dirty faster, it is long and therefore more difficult to clean, it is stepped on quite a bit without noticing and when you want to wash the house, you have to pick it up, otherwise it will be absorbed by the water."

explains Chanel Moore, owner of a curtain boutique.

"On the other hand," she explains, "you get a rich and powerful look that has no other."

The designers warn against the consequences for intimacy.

Bathroom open to the bedroom, design: Ron Spiegel, Spiegel Architects (Photo: Elad Gonen)

Can you imagine yourself sitting on this toilet in real life?

Design: Ron Spiegel, Spiegel Architects (Photo: Elad Gonen)

The trend of a master suite and a bathroom without separation - the rule of intimacy

"The bedroom has always been the intimate, romantic place of the couple. Recently, we have witnessed a trend in which many couples seek to turn the bedroom into one space that also includes the bathroom. In fact, this is a suite that includes a bedroom and a bathroom without separating the two. This is probably a trend Lowers all the barriers between the couple. On the one hand, the lack of separation creates great intimacy, a chic, luxurious and pampering space, but on the other hand, the lack of separation also causes the couple to lose their intimacy with each other. Situations where the partner takes a shower and the partner watches TV, and of course many situations More intimacy and much less entertaining. That's why designers often warn the couple about the consequences of opening up the space," explains architect Ron Spiegel "Spiegel Architects".

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