In the heart of the Lehi area, one of Israel’s renowned design hubs, a complex was recently launched THE PARK DESIGN – A new space for home design and lifestyle, which seeks to offer a more complete visiting experience: less exhausting transition between suppliers, stores and parking searches, and more of a concentrated path of inspiration, choice and planning.
Ofri Paz | STANNEL
Its location, on the banks of the Yarkon Park, is not just a geographical detail. Within a distinct commercial area, characterized by a multitude of showrooms and street shops, THE PARK DESIGN offers a different moment: a meeting between city and nature, between the rhythm of purchasing and planning and a sense of openness, movement and air. The return to nature does not appear here as a mere green decoration, but as part of the concept of the complex’s experience – a place where home design emerges from the closed space and meets a wide, living and breathing environment.




The complex operates as part of THE PARK business and office complex, located at 1 Halachi Street and covering approximately 100,000 square meters. The complex, owned by Amot and Allied Real Estate and initiated by Shimon Abu Darham and Udi Blum, designed by the architectural firm Yaski Mor Sivan and holds the international green building standard LEED Platinum – A detail that emphasizes the connection between advanced urban planning, environmental responsibility and the green presence of the park. From this context, THE PARK DESIGN offers a modern interpretation of a design complex: an environment that connects commerce, architecture and the experience of staying, and makes the process of choosing a home part of a broader world of lifestyle, material and inspiration.
As the world of design becomes more deeply embedded in the residential culture in Israel, home design has transformed from a technical process of choices and purchases into a complex, personal and multi-layered journey. The home is no longer perceived as just a functional response, but as a space that expresses a lifestyle, identity and daily quality. From this understanding, THE PARK DESIGN offers a more centralized and accessible model, which brings together in one place a wide range of design brands, furniture, kitchens, lighting, sleeping solutions, spas, garden furniture and lifestyle items.

Amot CEO Shimon Abudraham, Allied Real Estate CEO Udi Blum

Ilanit Aviram, VP of Amot. Boaz Avisar, VP of Allied Real Estate
Seen at the event: Amir Shaltiel, founder and chairman of the Eldar Group; Ronen Kaufman, owner of the Kaufman Group; architect Oded Khalaf; Elias Tanos, CEO and owner of the BST Group; real estate developer Moti Kozhinoff.





Amot CEO Shimon Abudraham

Shimon Abudrahm and Udi Blum, founders of THE PARK DESIGN, with Daniel Amit and Emily Damari

Nadav Yegan, VP of Marketing, Metropolis Real Estate, Danit Greenberg, Emily Damari, Daniel Amit, Yarden Harel, Liat Rahav, Architect Dana Oberson, Architect Oshir Asban

From right: Liad Yosef, Erez Hayat, Nitzan Horvitz, Dorit Sela, Shlomi Levin, Liat Rahav, Daniel Hasson, Shiri and Ido Shalom, Michael Azoulay

Architect Oded Halaf
The architecture of the complex and the concept of movement within it were designed with a visitor experience in mind that does not end with the store itself. Wandering around the place becomes part of the experience: meticulous facades, spacious display spaces, thoughtful lighting, diverse materials and passages that create a continuous connection between inside and outside. In this sense, THE PARK DESIGN seeks to approach a model of international design districts – places where brands, architecture, consumer culture and entertainment experience connect into one language.
This idea was also emphasized by the official launch event of the complex, THE GRAND OPENING, which took place under the concept Design Meets NatureThe concept connected the worlds of design, architecture and lifestyle with the green presence of Yarkon Park, giving the event a conceptual framework that continued the language of the entire complex: meticulous design, but not disconnected; commerce and experience, but within an open, lively and softer environment.





For architects and interior designers, the complex provides a professional work environment that allows them to centralize the process of selecting materials, furnishings, and finishes in one place. The ability to switch between leading brands, compare styles, materials, and technologies, and examine all project components in real time makes purchasing days with clients efficient, accurate, and inspiring. It is a platform that allows you to connect the design vision with every detail, from the central architectural elements to the finishing details and accessories that complement the space.
For the private audience as well, it is an accessible and comprehensive design experience, whether it is building a new home, a comprehensive renovation, replacing a kitchen, choosing furniture or refreshing an existing space. Under one roof, you can be exposed to the best local and international brands, get inspired, get to know new collections and enjoy a wide selection of design solutions tailored to different lifestyles.
Among the brands operating in the complex are: K-LIGHTING ARTS, RUGS&CO, MARLEY ROSSETTO, COUTURE, Italsofa, NATUZZI ITALIA, Hamediya Doors, DROM, OKNIN, GLOW Divani Center, SHVIRO, SPARTA, NICOLETTI HOME, NAPO, Alf DaFrè, Hästens, AVM, W8, REGBA, Dr. Gev, and other leading brands, making the complex one of the most comprehensive and significant design centers in Israel.







Udi Blum, Nadav Yagen, Matan Fahima

Allied Real Estate CEO Udi Blum
On the occasion of the official opening of the event, the event hosted over 800 architects, interior designers, real estate professionals and opinion leaders from the design field. Led and produced by Liat Rahav Communications and RAHAV Productions, the complex was transformed into a special evening into a multi-sensory space of material, color, culinary, music and professional content. The concept stores offered dedicated experiences, and at the center of the evening was a transparent studio that hosted interviews and conversations with key figures in the industry. The evening was capped off by a performance by Ivri Lider.





Yarden Harel

Yarden Harel, Daniel Amit, Emily Damari, Danit Greenberg, Liat Rahav
THE PARK DESIGN management stated: “The world of home design has undergone a dramatic change in recent years. The Israeli consumer today is looking for an advanced customer experience, combining design inspiration with maximum efficiency and a true One-Stop-Shop concept. The new complex was built to redefine the standard of purchasing and planning in Israel, and the connection with Daniel and Emily represents exactly the meeting point between lifestyle, authenticity and the moments when the home becomes the center of the couple’s and family’s story.”
The complex’s launch campaign, led by Content creators Daniel Amit and Emily Damari, connects home design with a personal and contemporary story. For the two, who are themselves in the midst of home design and wedding planning processes, the connection to the complex offered a natural perspective on choices, inspiration, and building a personal living environment.

Content creators Daniel Amit and Emily Damari, leading the launch campaign


Liran and Liat Rahav, producers of the event, interior designer Roni Shani Feldstein and her partner Amit Retz

Event Producer Liran Rahav

Liat and Liran Rahav – Production and PR Lead for THE PARK DESIGN Launch Event
According to Liat and Liran Rahav, the event producers: “We were given the task of creating awareness and exposure for the complex, before, after, and during the event itself, and so it was. With perfect timing and a tight schedule full of tasks and coordination, Allied, Amot, and the advertising company Manch filmed and released a brilliant campaign on television and billboards in one month that gained exposure in Pines Valley, Mako Celebs, and HaTshoun. At the same time, an unforgettable experiential event was organized that brought together the community of architects and designers and gained great success, as well as exposure in the media, social networks, and endless shares. We worked as a team and this was the greatest gift. We worked together with amazing people from Amot and Allied Real Estate, CEOs, VPs, Nadav Yagan, VP of Marketing, Matan Fahima, and Adi Burns, Marketing Manager.
As part of the pre-event activities, we created a collaboration between THE PARK DESIGN and the flower brand Wildflower TLV And we produced branded DIY weaving kits that were sent to a team of architects and designers as an invitation to their doorsteps. The responses were amazing and so were the shares, we were able to create for the guests the connection between the event concept and Design Meets Nature even before they arrived at the event itself.

Interior Designer Erez Hayat

Oshri Gonen

Transparent Studio in the Center of the Boulevard
Another move we led as part of the event was the establishment of a “Transparent Studio” in the Center of the Boulevard to which we invited for a professional interview a number of prestigious architects, opinion leaders, interior designers, including: Architect Dana Oberson. Dorit Sela, Shirley Dan, Hila Israelevich, Architect Oshir Asban, Shlomi Levin. Content creators: Ira Simonov, “Chen in the Kitchen”, interior designer Jenny Tservani, designer Daniel Hasson and a number of leading interior designers, including: Erez Hayat, Ayelet Shebo, Roni Shani Feldstein, Liad Yosef, Nirit Wax, Adi Shamsian, Ayelet, hosted by Yifat Levit – Stannel Magazine

Interior Designer Daniel Hasson | STANNEL Magazine Interview

Architect Yifat Levit, host of the transparent studio, interior designer Ayelet Shebo, interior designer Daniel Hasson, Liat Rahav Communications

Architect Hila Israelevitz | STANNEL Magazine Interview

Jenny Tservani and Ira Simonov | STANNEL Magazine Interview

Interior Designer Jenny Tserwani

Architect Shirley Dan | STANNEL Magazine Interview

Dorit Sela and Nitzan Horowitz | STANNEL Magazine Interview

Interior designer Shiri Shalom and her partner, conservation architect Ido Shalom

Interior Designer Liad Yosef | STANNEL Magazine Interview

Liat Rahav and interior designer Liad Yosef

Liat Rahav and architect Shlomi Levin

Yifat Levit STANNEL Magazine, Liat Rahav (Advertising and PR)
During the evening, guests enjoyed a meticulous culinary experience of colors and flavors that corresponded with the world of architecture and design and the concept of the event. Watermelon gazpacho with yogurt in a martini glass, tuna tartare – citrus ponzu aioli – blue edible flowers and a cube of chestnut bread. Basil pacus gouda skewers with fresh black grapes, which were served on square cardboard coasters with inspirational phrases that connect design and nature.




Throughout the complex, table centers were placed combining natural flowers alongside sculptural perspective monuments in the branding language. At the beginning of the avenue, a “photo wall” wrapped in wild vegetation and flowers created by hand, is undoubtedly an inspiring piece of art.


Each guest was sent a barcode to scan with the evening’s program and a list of showrooms, with each store featuring a purposeful display alongside art, design, photography, meticulous culinary delights, and branded cocktails.




Beyond brands and the shopping experience, THE PARK DESIGN also seeks to become a home for the professional community. For architects and designers, such a complex can serve not only as a shopping destination, but also as a meeting space: a place to hold meetings with clients, be exposed to new collections, meet colleagues, exchange ideas and build collaborations. In a world where the design process increasingly requires synchronization between professionals, suppliers and clients, a single meeting point that connects everyone can become a real advantage.


Photography | Foltyn Photography, Dror Sithakhel, Oz Shechter
THE PARK DESIGN Amot Complex Management | Allied Real Estate
Event produced and led by | RAHAV PRODUCTION + LIAT RAHAV
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