GHOST – the warmth of the essential
A house with a distinct character, designed by the prestigious Pitsou Kedem architectural studio: it stands out for its precise lines, the balance between light and shadow, and a sequence of layered spaces that open the interior to natural light, while maintaining a deliberately detached relationship with the surrounding environment
Minimalism doesn’t have to be cold.
In contemporary design, minimalism sometimes risks being perceived as distant, rigid, or excessively cold.
Yet, there is a fine line where ultimate formal purity meets the emotion of the material. It is precisely within this space that our GHOST sliding system steps in.
The natural warmth of wood elevates spaces, transforming a movable wall into a highly tactile presence that warms the surrounding space. And yet, true to its name, this system can vanish in an instant, allowing natural light to flood every corner.
Here, architecture does not simply subtract; it chooses to elevate.
The heart of this project thrives on a magnificent, calculated contrast: when the doors are closed, the design celebrates living, raw material, rich in true nature and history.
Wood is not a simple cladding, but the visual protagonist that dialogues with the furnishings and defines the volumes.
A perfect balance between scenic presence and total absence, where engineering places itself at the service of the purest beauty.
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Credit:
Arch: Pitsou Kedem Architects in collaboration with Architect Tamar Berger
Ph. Amit Geron
Dealer: Wintec