Lobby

Balance

Type: Lobby
Location: Tel Aviv
Years: 2012—2015
Studio: Sigal Zaburof Architecture and Interior Design
Photography: Dror Varshavski

Black-and-white flooring anchors the lobby’s design language. Art, planting, and considered circulation complete a space designed around balance and calm.

Black-and-white flooring is the focal point of the lobby.
An art collection and lush planting complete the design.
Spacious interiors with functional zones, for the residents’ comfort.
A considered flow brings ease when moving from one area to the next.

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At night, from outside: a curved path with a railing and planting along the glazed lobby; inside, a black-and-white floor and a cluster of globe lights

A faceted gold vase on a round black tray, a black-and-white floor and white columns

A beige wingback armchair with a cushion, a gold vase and a low table on a black tray, and a black-and-white floor

Through the curved glazing from outside: a planted bed and railing in front, a black-and-white floor and globe lights within

A lift hall with brass-framed doors and a black-and-white floor laid on the diagonal

Balance grew from the wish to bring a sense of balance and harmony to a residential building in Tel Aviv. The lobby is planned as a welcoming, restful space where residents find a different dimension of everyday life before heading out to work or on coming home. The black-and-white flooring is its focal point, completed by an art collection and lush planting. The considered flow and the interplay of floor, art and greenery invite residents to linger and enjoy their surroundings.

The floor

Black-and-white flooring is the focal point of the lobby.