A top the Roofs of Tel Aviv by BMArc | Blumenfeld Moore Architects

This wide penthouse stretches across 300 square meters over an entire floor

surrounded by big vitrines and balconies, with a view of the city and the sea. The

house was designed for a European family, and the landlord requested that the

colors blue, yellow and brown are used in the house’s design to symbolize Israeli

The penthouse has three sections: The parent’s section, the “public” section and the

The lobby is at the center of the apartment, with a sliding door made of blue glass

separating it visually from the rest of the house. The lobby also has an intimate sitting

area. The living room is located in the north wing, with a bar and a fireplace. The

chimney goes through the patio. The kitchen is located in the south wing, with bright

yellow and ebony wood combined with stainless steel and black marble. Right next to

it is the dining area. The entire wing can be exited through the balconies – each one

The parent’s section has a bedroom, his and hers bathrooms, a walk-in closet, an

The children’s section is built around a sitting area facing the patio – You can enter

the bedrooms through it. In this wing we also planned an extra suite with a spacious

views – The sea, the sun and the earth.

children’s section.

has a different sitting area.

office and a gym facing the balcony.

bathroom.