Residential

Khayyal

A penthouse sculpted between sea and stone

Akko, Israel

THE CONCEPT

Named for the Arabic word for imagination, Khayyal is a residence that treats the Mediterranean horizon as its fifth wall. **A galloping horse relief in white plaster commands the salon**, backlit by vertical globe lights that cast the sculpture in perpetual motion.

Behind chevron walnut panels and travertine slabs, every room unfolds toward panoramic sea views — from the living room's floor-to-ceiling glass to the rooftop pool where white marble loungers hover above dark stone water.

Living Room

Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the Mediterranean on one side; a travertine fireplace wall with integrated walnut TV panel...

Kitchen

Chevron walnut veneer panels wrap the storage wall, flanked by matte white full-height cabinetry with sculptural chrome ...

Master Bedroom

Dark walnut panels flank a geometric relief headboard wall in white plaster, with an electric fireplace embedded in the ...

Master Bathroom

Grey-veined stone wraps floor to ceiling in seamless slabs. A floating walnut-ribbed vanity with copper vessel sink sits...

Kids Rooms

Kids Bedroom

Twin beds divided by a fluted blue-grey upholstered headboard wall with integrated wardrobes in bleached oak and dusty b...

Kids Bathroom

Floor-to-ceiling grey onyx marble with dramatic cloud-like veining. A floating walnut-ribbed vanity holds a matte copper...

Guest Toilet

Dark slate-grey stone from floor to ceiling with visible sandstone veining. A fluted walnut cylinder vanity with cream v...

Salon

A hand-sculpted white plaster relief of galloping horses spans the feature wall, flanked by vertical globe light strips ...

Outdoor

A rooftop terrace with oak decking beneath a motorized pergola threaded with linear LED strips. Woven rattan lounge chai...

Pool

A rooftop infinity pool clad in dark grey marble with sculptural white loungers that hover above the water line. Circula...

Design DNA

“Sculpture is not decoration — it is the architecture the walls were built to hold.”

sculptural penthouse◆Mediterranean panorama◆walnut and travertine◆curated restraint

Signature Detail

A full-wall hand-sculpted white plaster horse relief, flanked by vertical globe light strips, turns the salon into a gallery where the art is literally part of the wall — carved in situ, impossible to remove, impossible to ignore.

Craftsmanship