The penthouse in Ramat Hasharon presented Erez Hyatt with a serious challenge the terrain and structure details were problematic, to say the least, and on the first visit it was clear that the design should emphasize the blurring of the dimensions and the existing shapes. 

The house is 140 square meters, but the public space is relatively small, with the addition of a problematic rectangular shape with a low ceiling, creating an oppressive feeling in the air, as if it lacked breathing air, which was needed to be solved.Equipped with imagination, creativity and a lot of courage Erez Hyatt set out ...

A dominant design element is the entrance wall of the house that leads to the private space. It is a gray wooden canopy of varying sizes that creates continuity to the other walls that have been painted in concrete tones. A combination of rust-colored work surfaces balanced the modern colors & materials, and was responsible for letting the warmth come in.

Despite the lowering of the ceiling, Erez Hyatt wanted to create a sense of height, which was eventually obtained by increasing the windows in the public space that brings in a large amount of natural light.The challenge was completed with great success, Erez Hyatt created a space that looked like a minimalist sculpture in which each of the functions stood on its own and was assimilated into a monochromatic harmony with a warm feeling.