Graphite NANO kitchen
A project designed for a couple who moved from a private house in Jerusalem to the 25th floor of a tower in Tel Aviv, after their children left home.
The apartment spans about 105 square meters and includes a small balcony with a beautiful sea view.
During the planning process, the designer was asked to create a kitchen that would be practical and convenient to use, with an emphasis on storage.
The kitchen was designed with clean, modern lines, featuring graphite-colored NANO material, and was paired with a wooden parquet floor.
A wide island was incorporated, serving as a daily work surface and, when hosting, as a serving bar. This helps keep the dining table free of clutter that usually builds up.
The island also includes storage units and a niche for a wine fridge.
Photo: Karin Ravena
Design: Amir Stern
