From 150 to 9,000 Shekels: Standout Design Creations at Local Exhibition
Discover exceptional design pieces ranging from 150 to 9,000 shekels presented during design week, featuring innovative sustainable lighting, upcycled furniture, and reimagined artisanal crafts across Tel Aviv.
Design week showcases remarkable innovations ranging from 150 to 9,000 shekels, highlighting local craftsmanship, sustainable materials, and unconventional creative interpretations.
Innovative Lighting and Sustainable Art
Light meets material in the OR TOTEM lighting collection by Ariel Zuckerman Studio, blending 3D-printing technology with solid oak bases. Crafted from recyclable PETG, the lamps diffuse soft illumination and sculptural presence, with prices starting at 6,490 shekels. Meanwhile, textile designer Tamar Degani explores materials through hand-weaving and traditional dyeing techniques, incorporating indigo and weathered fishing ropes into unique wall art and cushions priced between 400 and 2,500 shekels in Jaffa.
Reimagined Ceramics and Everyday Rituals
Designer Roi Ben Yehuda reinterprets Japanese kintsugi in his Kawa-Tsugi series, replacing gold with leather to mend broken ceramics, with prices starting at 1,200 shekels. Similarly, Yasmin Nersboch introduces the 'Wholes in Parts' collection, featuring modular ceramic dining pieces priced at 2,200 shekels. The RITUAL series by Adam Leisner and Shlomi Zargari offers minimalist stainless steel everyday objects ranging from 150 to 350 shekels, assembled without welding.
Acoustic Design and Upcycled Furniture
Studio SOOS, led by Dan Sarussi, reimagines home speakers as sculptural architectural elements with prices starting at 5,800 shekels. Product designer Omri Pico Cahan transforms discarded bicycle frames into unique armchairs priced at 9,000 shekels. Additionally, Louise Ilanit Neutra celebrates 25 years of creation at Neutra Atelier with natural canvas and recycled tire inner tubes, while Nofar Neufeld presents blown-glass pendant lights named VERNIER, starting at 2,800 shekels, exhibited across Tel Aviv.
