The Museum House Project
Location: Central Jerusalem
Area: 400 square meters (4306 sq. ft.), three levels.
Design style: Authentic Jerusalem/Modern
Client request: The customers, residents abroad, expect to receive a muse of inspiration from European nobility without giving up the good life in the wake of modernity that the Western world provides.
Challenge: Leave stone walls exposed without looking heavy and outdated.
Solution: Design with elements in light colors and a modern touch.
Summary:
Our firm, boasting a rich résumé in conserving historical structures for, takes the house a few steps forward and makes it leap. In this framework, we build the concept on the existing one, base it on the doorways and gates in the outline of arches and dress it with all the carpentry, home furnishings, lighting, electrical appliances, complementary products and accessories in a way that allows the eclecticism to fade into the background and emphasizes the connection between the stone and the glass; between the nostalgic and the futuristic.
We solved the challenge of the sub-levels by reinforcing the middle courtyard that was covered with a glass ceiling and became a masterpiece; a connecting focal point between the spaces.