Geometric architecture, carving spaces, and the use of delicate materials in sand, clay and stone tones give the home a sense of calm and warmth. The whole neutral tone lays the foundation for a beautiful light shadow effect. Developing a project concept took two months. The irregular shape of the land poses a challenge to the planning process, the land is trapezoidal, the elevation is narrow, the rear is three times as wide. After studying the block in depth, Dorit Sela sketched. The best direction was to create a structure full of folds, which gradually opens in a harmonious flow, rather than being visible, the front elevation is Narrow, one-dimensional, expands as people move further along the property to reveal additional space and dimensions.

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At its highest point, this powerful structure is up to 7 meters high and is covered by a geometrically shaped canopy that organically surrounds it and gathers its various parts together. Durable imitation wood and stone surfaces continue into the interior, reinforcing the link between interior and exterior design themes. The natural flow of the design takes place in the interior, and the impressive sculptural shaped staircase leads to the bedroom floor.

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Like many other wonderful features in this property, stairs are the result of a desire to blend geometric shapes. Dorit Sela wanted to create an embrace of features, sexy, curved and feminine, and to create it, Dorit Sela used steel structures welded and finished in situ by welding artists, which are precisely the curves in the steel that create the sculptural appearance of circles and features. Similar to the walls, the stairs are covered with sandy-colored mineral cement mortar, which has a natural look of concrete and stone that blends perfectly with the various natural materials in the space, such as stone and wood.

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The same concrete used for cladding is the main participant in creating a minimalist Mediterranean atmosphere throughout the house. Dorit Sela meticulously incorporates natural and natural-looking materials throughout the ground floor to support the design concept. LIMESTONE IS USED AS FLOORING, POWER WALLS IN LOUNGES, WORKTOPS, AND GREENSTONE AND WILD OAK. Natural textures and neutral colors put architectural structures, lighting, and natural lighting at the center stage — together they make a very powerful space without compromising the feeling of calm, clean and low-key
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The ground floor includes a lounge, dining area and kitchen, all of which overlook a manicured garden that can be seen in its full state through the floor-to-ceiling windows. The floor also contains a guest room, a guest toilet and a utility room. The bedroom is double empty, characterized by neutral decoration, giving a feeling of tranquility. Artificial wood ceiling using cement panels drawn in a unique technique adds a natural look to the bedroom.
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