Residential

Akar

Walnut columns, gallery walls, and a billiard room

Western Galilee, Israel

THE CONCEPT

Named for the Arabic word for roots, this home is **framed by walnut columns and paneled walls that divide the open plan into distinct living zones**. A gallery wall of framed art, a burgundy velvet sofa facing cream seating, and dark walnut kitchen cabinetry with gold geometric handles create a home that feels collected over time.

The billiard room with its industrial pendant and garden views adds a layer of lived-in leisure that no amount of styling can fake.

Living Room

Walnut paneled columns divide an open-plan living area where a burgundy velvet sofa faces a cream linen sectional. A wal...

Kitchen

Dark walnut full-height cabinetry with gold geometric square handles and a white marble countertop. A black-framed glass...

Game Room

A green-felt billiard table beneath an industrial chrome-and-glass linear pendant. Sheer white curtains frame a garden v...

Hallway

Walnut paneling and concealed LED cove lighting guide the transition between public and private rooms. The hallway serve...

Powder Room

Marble and walnut in their most condensed form — a floating vanity, backlit mirror, and stone basin packed into a compac...

Design DNA

“A home should feel collected, not constructed — walnut columns and a billiard table earn what marble floors cannot.”

walnut columns◆gallery-wall curation◆billiard-room leisure◆collected character

Signature Detail

Walnut paneled columns standing as freestanding architectural elements divide the open plan into living zones without walls — each column is structural punctuation that gives the long room rhythm and breathing room.

Craftsmanship