photographed by Gil ShaniHow do I do it?I ask, listen and discussI imagineI research and I get inspiredI draw and I sketch my ideasI plan and plan and planI get all approvals necessaryI work with the building team - it's a team effort!I search and find materials and productsI supply the construction documentsI supervise the constructionAnd finally I come for a cup of coffee in your brand new amazing space.
Who am I? I am Tali, a registered architect and designer
Where am I located? I live and work in Tel Aviv
What do I do? I guide, support and accompany you on your journey of planning and designing your home or your business. This journey results with the realization of your architectural or interior project.
How do I know to do what I do? I started my architecture studies back in 1997 at Wizo (the Neri Bloomfield school of design). I continued at the City Collage of New York, where i finished my degree and worked in an interior design studio, Dupoux Design in New York. I came back to israel and continued working at Michael Azulay studio in Tel Aviv and as leading architect at firms such as Messer Architects also in Tel Aviv, planning a diverse array of projects from interiors to buildings. I also dabbled in set design an experience which took me to the Philippines and Thailand. Finally at 2014 i opened shop and had the pleasure of designing homes and office spaces for my dear clients.
Why do I do it? I love designing…seeing it….experiencing it…making it
I am inspired by style & aesthetics it can be modern, clean, color, eclectic, vintage, Bauhaus, Art Deco and the list goes on.
I am motivated by the challenge of taking all the components, the constraints, the budget, the problems, the desires and the dreams and coming up with a functional, efficient, detailed and beautiful solution.
I love the puzzle that is architecture and design where every detail is important from air, natural light, creation of the space, combination of colors and materials to the selection of the drawer handle.
Most of all I can't not do it….I tried….it's a bug!
