Monthly Archives: March 2025
26
Mar
How Baba Yaga restaurant blossomed in three counts
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In 2024 Baba Yaga, a restaurant in the very heart of Tel Aviv began the process of redesign. The owners of the place set the goal to turn the space into a stylish one that aligns with the tastes of modern Tel Avivians. Interior Designer Bella Simon consulted about interior changes and recommended a landscape designer Yulia Kovalenko for the garden makeover. Yulia shared with us the garden transf...
20
Mar
Wood As an Art by Tamara Knopinsky.
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Artist Tamara Knopinsky shared with DI CATALOGUE magazine insights about her work and the unique process of creating wooden artworks.About the Artist:
City: Tel Aviv
Field: Interior designer, artist
Brand: TO.MA Wood Art
Tamara, tell us about yourself and how your brand was created
I have a degree in interior design and have been passionate about art since c...
07
Mar
A MIRROR IS A MIRACLE. A conversation with Shay Alfia, an artist
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Ahead of the TAAD international collectible design fair in Tel Aviv, we met with an artist and object designer Shay Alfia, whose works are presented at the fair. At SALT gallery, which she co-founded with her partner and product designer Tomer Netanel Levy, we discussed her art, sources of inspiration and collectible design in Israel and worldwide.Tomer Netanel Levy & Shay Alfia, SALT GalleryT...
04
Mar
6 Exhibitions To Visit In March
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March turned out to be very rich for impressing art events. Alexandra Levin, art historian and art guide prepared a list of local exhibitions and cultural events that she highly recommends to visit this month. Go check it out and don't forget that there's always more to discover in the Israel's art scene!
1. TAAD. One week of International Design in Tel Aviv, 5-11.03
Isaac Remba St 7,...
02
Mar
5 Trends from Stockholm Design Week, highlighted by Designer Svetlana Vakhtina
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In 2025, more than 300 exhibitors participated in the event, showcasing their work across various locations in Stockholm. Svetlana managed to visit many of the pavilions, see iconic pieces, explore new designs, and observe how Scandinavian designers skillfully blend trends. Here’s a firsthand account of what caught her attention.
Scandinavian design holds a special place in my heart—it was my ...