Residential

The Last Supper

A masterpiece carved into the walls of home

Judeida-Makr, Israel

THE CONCEPT

Built around a hand-carved marble relief of The Last Supper — framed in gold and backlit by onyx — this home treats art as architecture. A double-height living room anchored by gold starburst chandeliers and a sculptured marble fireplace wall sets the tone.

Below ground, a second world unfolds: a billiard room in deep green, a full kitchen, a cinema lounge, and an olive tree growing through the stairwell. Four children's bedrooms, each designed as a completely different world — from sage-green arches to Messi neon — prove that one home can hold many personalities without losing its voice.

Living Room

A double-height space crowned by twin gold starburst chandeliers. The sculptured marble fireplace wall — organic veining...

Dining Room

The heart of the home. A hand-carved marble Last Supper relief spans the entire wall, framed by gold inlay strips and ba...

Master Bedroom

A radial walnut veneer wall fans out behind a sculptural upholstered bed with a pleated base. Pendant lights in smoked g...

Kids Rooms

Kids Bedroom

Four bedrooms, four completely different worlds. George's room: neutral tones, herringbone oak, a Donald Duck figurine, ...

Kids Bathroom

Grey onyx marble from floor to ceiling. A floating vanity with sculptural gold circular handles — bold enough to be jewe...

Green Dressing

Dressing Room

A jewel box in forest green. Floor-to-ceiling cabinetry in deep green with brass knob hardware wraps the room. A central...

Basement

A second home underground. A billiard room in deep green paneling with horse-painting art and matte bulldog wall sconces...

Design DNA

“Art doesn't hang on the walls — it is the walls.”

monumental craft◆art as architecture◆four worlds under one roof◆sculptural living

Signature Detail

A hand-carved marble Last Supper relief, framed in gold inlay strips against a backlit onyx wall, turns the dining room into a gallery that serves dinner.

Craftsmanship