WL | Penthouse | Dikla Vaturi

Embracing Wabi-Sabi and Japandi aesthetics, this house celebrates the beauty of imperfection alongside sophisticated minimalism. Its deliberately spacious areas feature a prominent element that is both functional and sculptural, around which all other elements align, notably the primitive dinner table in the dining area and the large library separating the corridor and the living room.

Drawing further inspiration from tribal influences, the design harnesses soft geometric shapes, a sandy monochromatic palette, and natural materials. Complemented by ample windows that flood the space with natural light, entering the house evokes a metaphysical sense of enveloping serenity, seamlessly bridging the bustling city with a tranquil haven.

While embracing minimalism, a journey through the house is a sensory discovery, unveiling new layers at every glance. This experience is enhanced by the fluidity of movement achieved through the interplay of natural and artificial lighting.