Architect Moshik Hadida/Regev Kalaf
"Sleep will untie the tangle of worry," Shakespeare thought, and his inspiration must have rested on him after a decent night's nap.
The design revolution, which placed emphasis on the aesthetic environment in which we conduct ourselves, did not neglect the intimate room in the house either, and the inspirations for its design are numerous, as justification for the fact that we spend a third of our lives in it.
The intense and demanding lifestyle of our time, which is clearly not simple, has led to the rise of the bedroom, and not only from a design point of view.
The bedrooms have become more important and significant than ever with the basic understanding that they are the place that charges the Hellenes in them energetically, both physically and mentally.
Courtesy of ELLA DECOR/Sivan Askin, Oshir Asban
Time for romance.
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If in the past a good sleep was paired with freedom and vacation in Israel or overseas countries, where they would enjoy a double bed that was wider and softer than the standard bed at home, and with an unreasonable ratio of pillows compared to the number of pillows, then today there is an emphasis on the concept of the "good life" in the home space as well.
The rooms in the hotels were previously designed in a homogeneous way, with the idea of giving the frequent traveler a similar feeling wherever he flies.
Over the years, the perception has spread that it is the feeling of home that will make the customer loyal to the hotel, and the desire to make the hotel rooms much more than a place to lay your head is what led to the upgrade in the design of the rooms.
The transition from design uniformity and banality to meticulous design in different styles was an opening for the entry of different designers into the arena, such as artists, super designers, fashion houses and even architects.
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Architect Moshik Hadida / Oded Samdar
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Moshik Hadida, owner of an architecture office, planning and home design, explains: "Today, home design competes fiercely with the professional and meticulous design of star-decorated hotels, including boutique hotels with a unique and fascinating design. The luxury, which allows many to vacation in Israel and the world more than before, leads many to draw inspiration from their rooms hotel and purchase similar items for the design of their private space. Unique and functional lighting fixtures, chairs or armchairs next to the bed, towels and sheets made of fine Egyptian cotton, woven with high thread density, and well-equipped en-suite bathrooms - these are just a part of the offer that leads many to choose them for the bedroom as well The intimate. These and other comfort items are designed to beautify everyday reality, and to create a feeling of freedom in the routine, without committing to a check-out date."
As in the hotel, the design of the private bedroom should also provide an appropriate setting, hoping to diversify and upgrade the gray routine.
Therefore, the adoption of the different and the surprising, can be an interesting attempt to fulfill the dreams and fantasies contained in the private room, through the design.
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Architect Moshik Hadida/Yehudit Hoffman
Architect Moshik Hadida/Alon Barhoum
The lighting of the bedroom is of utmost importance concerning, among other things, the quality of sleep.
Alpina Lighting "recommends bringing as much natural light into the space as possible, and during the hours of darkness to combine three types of lighting: ambient lighting, ceiling lighting, and reading lamps. In this way, you can be recharged with natural energy when you wake up, and let your body go into sleep mode without deprivation or damage. It's worth it Use central ceiling lighting with clean lines, as opposed to fancy lampshades or chandeliers, and do not exaggerate the intensity of the lighting. To this end, it is advisable to equip the central lighting in the room with a dimmer, which will optimally match the intensity of the light to the type of activity in the intimate room. Spot lighting, in the form of bedside reading lamps, will combine Test between comfort and aesthetics."
According to Ella Shlomov, from ella décor, "Textile items such as curtains or a soft rug will bring in the necessary warmth and dress the room in a way that will well wrap the occupants in it. A bed cover and designed pillows are the easiest and fastest way to introduce change and refresh the bedroom. It is important to use pleasant fabrics to the touch, which transmit softness and not roughness, to convey the feeling of comfort and warmth in the space. And in general, even if you chose to be bolder than usual, maintain a level of elegance and relaxation, and avoid shades and textures that may visually reduce the space and make you uncomfortable in the long run."
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