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Private House Israel

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Private House Israel

TYPE OF PROJECT

Private residence, floor and wall coverings in the bathrooms and living areas

Place

Jerusalem, Israel

Designers

Aviva Kahana

Year

2026

WHERE NATURE, MATTER AND CRAFTSMANSHIP MEET: A CONTEMPORARY VISION OF LIVIN

In the heart of Jerusalem, designer Aviva Kahana has reimagined contemporary living in a luxury private residence through a sophisticated interplay of interior architecture, materials and decorations. A unique visual language runs through the spaces: nature interpreted as a fabric, with the delicacy of hand-painted canvases.

With the Dream collection, nature enters the rooms with designs inspired by ethereal woods and gardens, weaves of handcrafted linen interpreted through large slabs of porcelain stoneware in the sizes 120x278 and 60x120 cm. Soft textures weave their way into the architecture like fabric, creating evocative wallpaper-like effects whilst offering all the practicality of porcelain stoneware: waterproof, durable and easy to maintain.

PRODUCT INSTALLED

Bathroom covering: Dream Romantic decor, 120x278 cm
Bathroom covering: Dream Garden decor, 120x278 cm
Bathroom covering: Dream Camellia decor 120x278
Bathroom covering: Dream Boho decor, 60x120 cm
Living room covering: Dream Jungle decor, 120x278 cm

Used collections

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Dream Romantic, Dream Garden and the Camellia and Boho decors transform every bathroom into an immersive space where the walls and surfaces reflect a single design vision.

The aesthetic experimentation continues in the living room where the Dream Jungle decor creates a striking effect bursting with character. The large size of the slabs enhances the depth of the natural patterns, which form a landscape and emphasise the visual continuity of the spaces.

The result is a home in which nature, décor and materials coexist in perfect harmony, combining aesthetic refinement and technical performance with quality of life.
 

Photographer: Simmy Jacobson