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The Beauty of a Second Chance: Conversation with Esty Ahimeir
In a culture driven by the new, the polished, and the immediate, choosing something with a past can feel almost radical. Yet this is precisely where the quiet power of design begins: in objects that carry memory, texture, and time.DI Catalogue met with Esty Ahimeir, co-founder of Just a Second, a Tel Aviv-based NGO, working at the intersection of urban renewal, circular economy, and contemporary d...
Express refresh: Set Your Home for Holiday and Guests
Holiday hustle doesn't have to mean stress. To instantly transform your home before guests arrive, focus on tackling "visual noise." Designer and Editor of DI CATALOUGE Olga Goldina shares a simple algorithm to fill your space with air and a sense of calm.
1. The "Clean Surfaces" Rule
Start by clearing off everything on your counters, TV stands, and shelves. Leave only a few large it...
5 SIMPLE WAYS TO REFRESH YOUR INTERIOR FOR PASSOVER
In the lead-up to Passover, it’s customary to give special attention to the home: to declutter, let go of the unnecessary, and introduce something new. It’s a time to refresh, to decorate, and to fill the space with a sense of clarity, lightness, and comfort.Designer, stylist, and DIY blogger Sveta Bromberg shares with DI CATALOUGE five simple yet effective ways to transform your home and create a...
Before Passover: 6 Table Styling Principles That Will Make Your Seder Unique
On the eve of Passover, the editorial team of the magazine asked a florist and set designer Lilia Suleimanov to share how to set a beautiful and stylish holiday table. After all, the whole family usually gathers around the table on this day, and its design plays an important role in creating a festive and celebratory atmosphere.
As a florist and set designer, I’ve always seen the table not sim...
Between Inches and Centimeters: Designing Across Cultures
Growing up between American and Israeli worlds, interior designer, lector and founder of community for English speaking interior designers in Israel Yael Steinberger has built her practice on bridging gaps in cultural and design standards and expectations, helping English speaking clients and interior designers to navigate in Israel. In our conversation with Yael we spoke about differences in stan...
Maison & Objet January 2026: Trends and Highlights
Every January, Paris becomes a focal point of ideas, and Maison&Objet is not just an exhibition, but an indicator of where the design industry is heading. In 2026, this direction is articulated with particular clarity through its theme - PAST REVEALS FUTURE. Our correspondent Maria Beregovaya, Israeli interior designer with her private practice in Paris, shares her impressions and professiona...
Hanukkah Menorahs that will Add Light This Year
Today, in the last day of Hanukkah as the 8th candle is to be lit, we are happy to share with you this amazing collection of selected Hanukkah menorahs. This review brings together artists from the short list of finalists of our Open Call Hanukkah Edition that we made in collaboration with art curator Ela Cohen and ECLECTICTLV project as a curated invitation to artists working with material, ligh...
You In the Frame! Tips from Photographer Iya Volkova. For Creative Professionals.
Photography is a way to tell your story. It’s more than how you look - it’s how you "are": through light, posture, space, and mood. When a frame holds meaning, it becomes more than beautiful - it becomes real. We spoke with a talented photographer Iya Volkova - someone who notices light in ordinary moments, captures atmosphere, and reveals individuality. Iya’s main principle: photograph life, not ...
Maison&Objet, September 2025: Designer Maria Beregovaya Take on Trends and Highlights
Paris’s Maison&Objet Design Fair is a cornerstone for interior designers worldwide. Maria Beregovaya, interior designer and our correspondent from Paris, shares her impressions and professional insights on the second design exhibition in Paris this year.
It should be noted that this exhibition was smaller and more focused on décor than on furniture, compared ...
