60 square meter apartment in Florentine | Liat Dvir-Rotem Design

In the heart of the lively Florentine neighborhood in Tel Aviv, in a historic building from the 1930's, live a busy and ambitious young couple of doctors. 

They wish list was to create in their small Tel Aviv apartment a place to raise a family, study from home, host friends and as much as possible storage solutions. Careful planning using bespoke architectural joinery and a little design magic created exactly that.

One of the challenges in designing a small apartment is creating a sense of space without compromising on functionality, which is so important to such a young family, and therefore a lot of thought was put into the careful and precise planning of the division of the space in order to make the most of every square meter.

"For me, the key to planning such an apartment begins with an analysis of the lifestyles and needs of those who will live in it" I planned the fublic space as open space, the walls were replaced by cabinets and a partition. Designing bespoke architectural joinery is my favorite part in creating the interior in my projects.It's allows me a unique design language for each project. The same colors, textures and materials that fit in the entire space from the kitchen to the living room.

In the master bedroom, the size was enough to contain only the bed and the closet, the design challenge was to create a special and  rich aesthetic look with such limited space.

The baby's room was designed at the request of the fathers as a collection of non-permanent furniture that will "grow" with the girl.