Gray Formica kitchen and white island
In the entry-level floor of this project, there was originally a closed kitchen in a separate room and a dining area enclosed by a half-wall. The floor was transformed into one large open public space, creating a sense of flow and spaciousness between the different areas.
My goal was to create connection and harmony between the spacious kitchen—stretching along the entire length of the house—and the living room, which together form the heart of the home and the center of family life.
The kitchen was designed to meet the needs of a growing family and includes tall storage cabinets, ample counter space, and a large island that connects to a wide dining table. The sink and stovetop were placed on the island to support this concept and create a natural link between the kitchen and the living room.
The materials and Formica fronts were chosen for their practicality, tailored to a young couple with small children—aiming to create a home that is not only beautiful and well-designed but also functional and welcoming.
Photo: Gideon Levin
עיצוב: Hadar Choresh Tzur
עיצוב: Hadar Choresh Tzur
