Israeli designer ErezHyatt, who specialises in minimalism and functional creation, is the founder of his eponymous design firm ErezHyatt, where he serves as director and design director. From an architect's point of view, the best design occurs when an element is stripped down to its basic and basic components so that it can be reapplied back into its full and better form.
The 281-square-metre grey minimalist house is the home of studio founder Erez Hyatt, who designed it himself. Stone, natural wood flooring, grille, slot points for old finishes, different materials present rich visual language and spatial levels. In the space, the facade is an important part of expression, whether black decorative panels, or beige wood work, constitute the consistency and continuity of the whole.
The two walls of the living room provide an interesting contrast, with a textured black TV backdrop on one side and warm beige wood finishes on the other. The overall color scheme of the sitting room is elegant and harmonious. Large floor-to-ceiling Windows provide plenty of light while maintaining visual continuity. The grey curtains reveal a sense of harmony.
The materials were carefully chosen, with careful consideration of color, texture, shape and area of use. The dark wood kitchen and dining room echo the TV background wall, while the island and dining room are integrated. Black marble countertops with black high-legged leather dining chairs for 8 people, the overall texture is full.
- Interiors: Studio Erez Hyatt
- Words: Gina
