A couple in their 40s, both working in the tech industry, approached designer Meital Zimber to design their new home. They sought a cohesive home so that two of their three daughters, twin adults with a medical condition, could enjoy various home comforts. Photography by Oded Samdar.

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The three-story house was purchased from a contractor. The designer tailored it precisely to the family’s needs, including electrical infrastructure according to furniture plans, customized carpentry, storage solutions, textiles, and adapted furniture. According to Meital Zimber, “Two significant elements were incorporated into the project. First, an elevator was added to the property, a complex and not simple process. The second element is an iron railing with a sliding mechanism that can be aesthetically closed, preventing access to the stairs at night.”
In the entrance level, there is a coat closet that combines excellent storage solutions for files, shoes, etc. In the living room, Zimber designed a large wall cabinet, incorporating air conditioning and plenty of embedded storage solutions, with open niches for ventilation and two wine fridges. Originally, the TV was supposed to be on the wall, but the designer decided to place it on a column to enjoy the view. On the left side, a compact dining area was arranged, with options for hosting many participants. The selected furniture is modern with a capitonnÃ...