Queen of the Desert: Be’er Sheva’s Penthouse Transformation
The Queen of the Desert project by Tzvia Kazayoff showcases the remarkable transformation of a 3-bedroom Be’er Sheva apartment into a 195 sqm (2,099 sqft) modern penthouse. Located in the heart of Israel, this home blends contemporary design with desert-inspired tones. The renovation echoes the Negev capital’s vibrant spirit and sun-drenched landscape, merging practicality with aesthetic elegance in a space that once lacked proportion.
About Queen of the Desert
Transforming an Apartment into a Penthouse
The transformation of a cramped 3-bedroom apartment (130 sqm or 1,399 sqft) with an oversized balcony (124 sqm or 1,335 sqft) into a spacious penthouse (195 sqm or 2,099 sqft) is a tale of smart design. Interior designer Tzvia Kazayoff took on this project in Be’er Sheva, Israel, turning it into a modern masterpiece. The renovation process was long, but the outcome is stunning. Creative Design for Modern Living
“Tackling an old, disproportionate apartment was a unique challenge,” says Kazayoff. The original space was just 130 sqm (1,399 sqft), with a balcony almost as big, at 124 sqm (1,335 sqft). With only three bedrooms, the apartment needed a major change. By incorporating half of the balcony into the living space, Kazayoff created a 195 sqm (2,099 sqft) penthouse. The expanded interior now offers plenty of room, tailored to the family’s needs. The main area features a modern look, highlighted by a stylish wood and...
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