Beyond Israel
Interiors without Rules. Maison&Objet and Paris Design Week 2026
From wax lighting and experimental ceramics to private apartments opening their doors to the public, this September in Paris made one thing increasingly clear: individuality is becoming more important than trends. Twice a year, Paris turns into a vast laboratory for design. The programme brings together two complementary events: Maison&Objet,
Old Bones, New Light. A Parisian Apartment Designed by Maria Beregovoy
A light and sophisticated Paris apartment becomes a reflection of its owner’s creative spirit in this latest project by interior designer Maria Beregovoy. With projects realised across Russia, Israel and France, the designer brings together an international perspective and a sensitive approach to creating deeply personal interiors. Created for a
3 Key Principles to Blend Home’s History with Modern Dynamic.
When a Home Breathes History: A Brussels Apartment by Evgenia Dymkina Designing a space with a sense of history is always a balancing act — between the old and the new, between architectural heritage and current trends, between tradition and the modern needs of everyday life. That’s exactly what Evgenia
A Historic Estate Garden in the Bordeaux Region
Historic buildings and gardens around the world face a similar question today: how can their character, artefacts and connection to the past be preserved while adapting these places to contemporary life and new conditions? In Israel, there are fewer historic properties of this kind than in many European countries, but