Israeli architect Yaron Eldad has designed a minimalistic house featuring a monochrome palette with natural materials and luxurious details, offering a dynamic and inviting living environment. The private home is characterized by exposed concrete, large floor-to-ceiling openings, and a seamless connection between the exterior and interior spaces, complemented by precisely detailed elements. The result is a relaxed, inviting, and homely atmosphere for a family of six.

Minimalist Concrete Architecture
Israeli architect Yaron Eldad has designed a minimalistic Israeli house featuring a monochrome palette with natural materials and luxurious details, offering a dynamic and inviting living environment.

The private home is characterised by exposed concrete, large floor-to-ceiling openings, and a seamless connection between the exterior and interior spaces, complemented by precisely detailed elements. The result is a relaxed, inviting, and homely atmosphere for a family of six.

Material Palette
“Like the house itself, the fence was built from concrete, and similar to the building (outside and inside), we interwove elements of light blackened metal that break the mass and create rhythm in the facade,” Eldad explained.
“For example, the entrance gate, the pillars, and the garage gates. The resulting concrete texture is not accidental, and even at the formwork stage, the shade and texture were defined.

“We created forms from boards in precise measurements,...