House N is a contemporary property completed in 2001 by Dana Gordon + Roy Gordon Architecture Studio, situated in Hadar Yosef, Tel Aviv, Israel. After years of living in Jerusalem, the client moved to Tel Aviv, seeking to renovate the new home, illuminating it with natural light, color and space. The two-story home is comprised of 1,614 square feet (150 square meters) of living space. The main emphasis in planning was the creation of continuous space between floors and the structure of the collection, in order to create a sense of space and take advantage of the natural light. On the first floor is where the public spaces are most concentrated – living room, dining area, kitchen, living room and bathroom. The second level functions as a private space for the tenant-sleeping and bathing.

One of the most important tasks in renovating the House was choosing the finishing materials and combinations of materials with each other, selected materials for the home are mainly natural. The furniture, accessories and selected images are also out of a desire to create an atmosphere that is similar to the atmosphere in the Jerusalem apartment, with a strong emphasis on color and textures.

On the ground floor of selected flooring is a natural stone and oak parquet floor sleeping porch tree Tabebuia was between the two levels, the staircase was designed from oak footholds on steel profiles. The rail steel shafts designed for concrete anchors.

The kitchen is designed to be functional ingredients that are selected for the kitchen are made of wood; The cabinets are made of three fold oak, bamboo work surface, coating the island. The kitchen is open to the living room and a dining area.

This level is also the workshop functions as a guest room when needed, its front door is made of iron and glass of milk there is eye contact between this room and the rest of the House through a window that opens to a library that is unique, designed for the dining area, which is across the living room wall. This directory, in the Act of a Carpenter, was designed to accommodate the collections and books of the tenant. White sliding doors that fit with Oak veneer and variable composition generator library.

The seating in the spacious and bright living room with the windows in this area.

Guest bathroom in natural stone, covered with stucco decor heart in dark blue. Iron sink cabinet is designed with natural bamboo sink.

The private bathroom area selected materials such as concrete, tiles floors, painted wall plaster, decorative blocks are shaded in gray and sink unit specifically painted iron and bamboo.

Bedroom wall cabinet-level space designed in a way that integrates in the room and caught a white wall. Roof Windows were added to bring light to this level and staircase.

Using special natural raw materials has become home to a living space, open, colorful, functional and stylish that suits the character and way of life of the tenant.

Photos: Galit Deutch