The connection between art and architecture accompanies the architect Amir Zoref Since childhood. As a teenager, he studied painting in a studio, and to this day he uses drawing as a tool for thinking, expressing, and illustrating ideas in the planning process. Zoref, a graduate of the Technion and owner of an independent office operating since 2018, deals with architecture and interior design of private homes, apartments, hotels, offices, and public buildings. In his work, he is drawn to simplicity, restraint, and a clear hierarchy, influenced by modern and Japanese architecture, but alongside the precise framework, he also looks for warmth, color, and the presence of art and furniture that bring character and life to the space.

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When Zoref designs a bedroom, the main emphasis for him is on the sense of space. “Space is important to me, space is important to me, to be as large and as spacious as possible,” he says. Along with this, it is important to him that the room contains all the functions required in everyday life: an area to get ready and put on makeup, a place to watch TV, and if space allows, an armchair and other furniture items. “If there’s a balcony, it’s nice to be able to go out and enjoy it,” he adds.

For the selected project, choose a jeweler in bed. Noah Auping to Holland In a light wood shade, which found its place naturally in the architectural language of the house. “What I liked about the model is that the bed is very minimalist. Its lines are clean and simple, and that connected me to the house for which I designated it,” he explains. Motifs of pergolas, bars and louvers recur in the house, and the lines of the bed continue the same rhythm in the bedroom as well. The space itself was designed simply, with a dominant concrete back and few elements, so it is precisely the lightness of the bed and the light wood that allow it to fit in without weighing it down. “That’s how the bed, with its lightness, fit in well with this space for me,” concludes Zoraf.

Architect Amir Zoref

Photography | Raisa Vervitsky

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