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The Last of the Mohicans from Florentine
In the challenging furniture business, the Adut family and the "Niso Furniture" brand are a unique phenomenon, those who started as a family business of a small upholsterer grew over five decades, until they became a design powerhouse.
This apartment in Petah Tikva – and you will not want to leave it. Yes, you read correctly
In the center of Em Hamoshavot neighborhood in Petah Tikva, the designer and architect Michael Ohayon designed an apartment that became a contemporary luxury space
Everything on the table: the new selection of Niso Furniture
Passover is upon us, and it's time to determine how you will spend the night of Seder
Or Yehuda: an intimate duplex with a perfect roof for a night out
The young family adapted the new contractor's apartment to their needs using a designed carpentry element for storage, a spacious kitchen, bright and relaxing spaces and a colorful and flourishing roof terrace. It cost them about 700 thousand shekels
Here they work: the new studio in the interior designer’s preservation building
The charming new studio of interior designer Tzvia Kazayoff is housed in a building for preservation in the heart culture of Tel Aviv: "I am fascinated by the idea that the studio will be located in a building for preservation that represents the values ​​of my work: to take forward the past"
NISO Furniture: the small workshop that has become the home of luxury furniture
A huge variety of unique designs, the possibility to design a piece of furniture from any raw material and in any shape and color in one click, and five decades of professional tradition alongside the use of advanced technology: the secret of Niso Furniture Company.
Another touch: You don’t need to move house to renew yourself
The new year is already here, and it's time to renew the house with small touches that will do good to the heart and give a feeling of renewal. Accessories are exactly all that is required to upgrade the appearance of the space and give it a different look & feel. by Guy Velikson.