We’re architects and designers — but more than that, we’re thinkers who work through material, space, emotion, and context.
Our practice moves fluidly between architecture and interior design, always guided by the question: What makes a space feel right?
Founded in Tel Aviv, our studio emerges from a shared belief that design is a living dialogue between space, object, and human experience.
Our approach transcends traditional boundaries.
We don't just create structures or furniture;
we design environments that breathe, adapt, and evolve with those who inhabit them.
Every line, material, and proportion is a deliberate choice in crafting narratives of functionality and beauty.
Rooted in the brutalist philosophy of honest materiality, we embrace transparency in design. Our work celebrates structural integrity, reveals the poetry of raw materials, and transforms spaces into dynamic canvases of human interaction.
Every project is a conversation — with the client, with the site, and with the things that are left unsaid. Our design language is quiet but confident: a balance of clean forms, unexpected color, measured sophistication, and playful energy that surfaces at just the right moments.
We believe in movement — not just physically, but creatively.
Experimentation, discovery, and change are essential to how we work. They keep us curious, responsive, and constantly evolving.
DANIELLE LESHEM is an architect whose creative roots lie in a lifelong passion for art, fashion, and the spaces we inhabit. From an early age, she was drawn to aesthetics and expression, developing a distinct perspective that continues to inform her design approach.
Throughout her degree in architecture at Tel Aviv University (2018–2023), Danielle interned at several leading architecture firms, gaining hands-on experience and practical insight into the profession. These experiences have sharpened her design sensibilities and strengthened her ability to translate abstract ideas into built form.
With a strong academic foundation and a sharp eye for aesthetics, Danielle approaches architecture as a space for dialogue between creativity, function, and cultural context.
OMER CNAANI is an architect with a strong foundation in both design and craftsmanship. Growing up in a family of carpenters, he gained hands-on experience from an early age, developing a deep understanding of materials and an eye for detail.
From 2018 to 2023, Omer studied architecture at Tel Aviv University, where he refined his skills and explored the intersection between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design thinking. His work is shaped by this dual heritage — merging practical knowledge with conceptual clarity to create thoughtful, well-crafted spaces.
In 2022, he interned at the office of Ada Karmi Melamed, gaining exposure to high-level architectural practice. Omer also holds an LL.B degree (2015–2018), adding an additional layer of critical thinking to his approach.