What a Chandelier is a minimalist two-family home located in Gan Yavne, Israel, designed by Marina Rechter-Rubinstein of ReMa Architects.

Description
This brand-new private home, planned and designed by architect Marina Rechter-Rubinstein, owner of ReMa Architects, is part of a two-family house in Gan Yavne. The spaces were redivided from the initial planning stages to preserve an optimal correlation between the exterior and the interior, thus creating a bright and airy living space. The staircase leading to the living floor was also altered to constitute a genuine FOCAL POINT.
This is the home of a couple in their 50s whose children have already left the house, though it was important for them to maintain a hosting area for the times when they come to visit. They turned to the architect Marina Rechter-Rubinstein after some preliminary
planning, and she chose to move the original entrance to produce a better flow between the spaces, and especially to provide larger showcases in the kitchen and living area, from which there are exits to two separate gardens. The new design also included a change in the structure of the staircase that now stands in the middle of the double-space, constituting a design element while defining the different functions of each room. Rechter Rubinstein chose to design the house in a minimalist and meticulous, yet warm

and light style. She made sure to use a color palette with shades of brown and mocha, and natural material...