Design by Yael Shavit courtesy of Delkov/Maor Moyal
Interior designer:
Yael Shavit
Photographer:
Maor Moyal
Closets in the bedrooms, under the stairs, library:
Dalkov
Cottage:
160 square meters built + 50 square meters of balconies and 40 square meters of garden
The couple bought the house of their dreams in the settlement of Sharon.
They turned to the interior designer Yael Shavit and their request was that she design and plan a family home for them, happy and colorful and one that will be used by their family, a couple + 2, for many years to come.
Shavit explains "He is religious, she is an atheist. Together they lead a life full of love, based on mutual respect and support. Relationship and family is inspiring, especially these days."
Design by Yael Shavit courtesy of Delkov/Maor Moyal
Design by Yael Shavit courtesy of Delkov/Maor Moyal
Beyond the visual dream, the ground floor, which is the central and public space, was where most of the planning and budgetary work was invested.
In front of the entrance to the house is the staircase.
The space under it is enchanted by the two-way carpentry planning designer, together with Dalkov designers.
The storage unit is used to store coats, shoes and bags, as well as an open compartment and drawers for everyday accessories.
The other side of the storage element faces the living room.
Here Shavit designed a media wall and decorative storage, which contains a screen, decorative open compartments and additional storage solutions for games, blankets and photo albums.
Wonderful use of space for storage.
Design by Yael Shavit courtesy of Delkov/Maor Moyal
Design by Yael Shavit courtesy of Delkov/Maor Moyal
By placing the media wall under the stairs, the living room space is opened up, which allows for optimal flow of the various functions on the floor and eye contact between them.
The colorful living room space distills within it the colorful inspiration that the family members chose for themselves during the planning phase: turquoise, yellow and touches of gray.
A picture of the artist Itai Magen was chosen, which is placed above the sofa, combines the right color within it, and tightens it into a space that is complete in its design language.
The kitchen was designed according to the needs of the mother of the family.
Its challenging size led to several design alternatives, in the end a parallel kitchen was chosen, which maximizes the amount of storage on the one hand, and on the other hand allows comfortable work and seating for up to 6 people in a spacious way at the island, as a daily solution for family meals.
Design by Yael Shavit courtesy of Delkov/Maor Moyal
The color of the kitchen is quiet and clean, out of the desire of the owner of the house to create color and joy in the kitchen through the food.
The electrical and communication cabinets at the entrance to the house are covered with a dark mirror cabinet - which provides a functional solution in addition to being decorative and pleasing to the eye.
The dining area is the hospitality center of the house.
The corner is separated from the living room and the kitchen.
The colors and materials correspond with the space.
The walls of the dining area are covered with wallpaper that harmonizes with the space.
A corner that leads to the guest services was used for a combination of "three-use" carpentry designed by the designer and manufactured by Delkov: storage for an integral wine refrigerator, a library containing decorative items, books, albums and holy books, etc.
Design by Yael Shavit courtesy of Delkov/Maor Moyal
The guest services are a design twist and combine interesting tiles and humorous prints.
On the first flight of stairs, the designer chose to display a wall with photos of family members.
Against the colorful backdrop of the central space, the designer chose to print the photos in black and white.
The living floor contains the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, two children's bedrooms and a den used as a guest room.
The rooms on this floor, as on the upper guest floor, are covered with parquet, in order to create an atmosphere of warmth.
Design by Yael Shavit courtesy of Delkov/Maor Moyal
The orange bed in the master bedroom was a dream of the owner of the house and is the item that dictated the design of the room, while the rest of the room was decorated in quiet and flattering colors.
For the head of the bed, a fine textural wallpaper in a light blue shade was chosen and for the wardrobe a covering of opaque glass in a metallic gray shade was chosen.
The bathroom adjacent to the master continues the dramatic coloring of the gray and black tones, where the sink cabinet warms the look and corresponds with the wooden floor inside the room.
In small spaces, again a custom-made sliding shower, which allows maximum movement in the space.
Design by Yael Shavit courtesy of Delkov/Maor Moyal
In the eldest girl's room, there is a large niche, which the designer allocated for custom carpentry in Dalkov production.
The room is covered with cloudy wallpaper in pastel colors, which gives a soft and pleasant background to the white furniture integrated with wood in the space.
The child's room is colorful and happy.
A custom-made cabinet from Delkov was designed, with a color scheme based on the shades of light gray, and the touch of the happy wallpaper, with minor cosmetic changes, the room will suit until old age.
Design by Yael Shavit courtesy of Delkov/Maor Moyal
The general bathroom on the floor is a masterpiece of color combinations.
A combination of 5 types of tiles from the same series, in colors that blend into each other and also continue the design of the carpentry in the space, which was carried out by Delkov.
The third floor of the house is the hospitality and fun floor, with an open space and two balconies.
In order to allow the stay in the space in an optimal way, the designer planned the addition of a small bathroom, in combination with the bed, the games console and the board games stored on the floor, the family floor can instantly become a guest floor and in combination with the bathrooms you can also spend the night there for fun.
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