The family home of architect Pitsou Kedem, located in a 1950s Israeli neighbourhood, responds sensitively to its surroundings with low silhouettes and natural materials.

The interior features exposed concrete, raw metal, wood, and clean lines that together create a harmonious and timeless space. In the dining room, a pair of Muffins by BROKIS hangs overhead, their gentle light and handcrafted design enhancing the home’s calm atmosphere.

Natural light pours in through large windows and skylights, connecting the house to the surrounding landscape. The architecture feels restrained and refined, grounded in a vision of timeless design.