Design
“Someone forgot to install a door here”: The weird trend annoying hotel guests
Hotels are removing bathroom doors, replacing them with glass, curtains, or open alcoves. Guests are complaining, and privacy battles are now going online.
Not just walls: An exhibition on the home that remains in consciousness
No longer a corner by the dining table: The home office undergoes a revolution
Beyond the cockpit: How aerospace engineering is revolutionizing consumer hardware
How 300 kg of jeans scraps turned into a stunning art installation at Ramat Aviv Mall
Fashion brand Diesel debuts a visual installation from its new jeans collection, made from leftover pieces from an Italian fashion show, promoting sustainability and recycled fashion.
Experts explain: How to prepare your home for winter without major renovations
Adapt your home for winter: Seal windows, check heating, swap textiles for soft, rich fabrics, and use warm lighting. Small changes make a big difference in the space’s feel.
Dream home in Mishmar David: Transparency, privacy, and striking modern design
A new single-story family home in Mishmar David, with a lower-level apartment, offers open public spaces, private bedrooms, and clean lines featuring concrete, steel, and glass.
The material we once thought belonged only in restaurants - now conquers private kitchens
Once seen as industrial and cold, stainless steel returns to the spotlight. Consumers embrace its authenticity and elegance as it becomes highly sought-after in home kitchens, says Yael Moskowitz.
Wood, bamboo, and warm light: Celebrate Hanukkah with green and unique design
For Hanukkah, Light-In presents a sustainable collection of wood and bamboo lighting from Amsterdam, combining renewable materials with warm, soft light.
Not just another table: The trend bringing movement and depth to your space
In Arik Ben Simhon's collections, the furniture goes far beyond being a functional object: It creates a miniature landscape within the home, with playful heights, movement, and smart user experience.
The color once feared – now designers are obsessed with it
Black was long feared for shrinking spaces, but designers now see it as precise, elegant, highlighting architecture, and adding unmatched depth and quality to a home.
Israeli Design Day returns: 30 designers showcase works on "Roots"
Israeli Design Day returns for its 4th edition over two weekends in December. This year's theme, "Roots," explores belonging. 30 designers showcase works in Jaffa with guided studio tours.
Goodbye gray, hello pink: The color that will dominate homes in 2026
Smoky pink and rosy terracotta are set to replace cool neutrals as the leading interior design shades, with designers predicting 2026 will bring “less gray and more emotion.”
Get ready to fall in love: The design house L'OBJET from New York has landed in Israel
Factory 54 Beauty launches the L'OBJET brand, known for its luxurious designs and unique perfumes, alongside 9 other new beauty products.
