David Amar Studio was commissioned by owners of a refurbished house in Tel Aviv to design a set of furniture for their dressing room. The residence was constructed in the 1920s and renovated externally to preserve its historical facade while the interior was modernized for today’s times.
The Bialik Collection was designed to fit within a spacious room where the original floor tiles were kept in the center as a “carpet” with a new cast concrete surrounding it. That meant, the new design’s colors needed to reflect the colors in the tiles.
The clients requested a central dressing unit, a daybed, and four benches that double as low shelving units for extra storage.
The main piece, the dressing unit, is composed of a long mirror, a screen, and a small dressing table with a drawer, all of which swivel for flexibility.
Photos by Shaxaf Haber_Photographer.
