Case history · Residential
Haifa · Israel
A moving fragment of the completed project.
Private home · Haifa, Israel
In the double-height living room of a private home in Haifa, a sequence of vertical slats carries the eye from floor to ceiling. The slats, in raw aluminium 6.5 metres high, were clad with the 3M DI-NOC ME-1997 brushed gold finish, together with some kitchen elements: a continuous surface that changes with the daylight.
The project
The design views of the living room: the slats are the vertical element linking the seating area, kitchen and mezzanine, and filtering the view towards the large openings.
The scale
Each slat is clad over its full height, with no visible joints. Scroll: the eye rises along the wall.
The slats take their place in the living room still under construction: the cladding was applied at height, slat by slat, along the full height of the wall.
The material
The brushed finish gives different reflections through the day. The repetition of the profiles creates subtle shadows that add depth to the wall without weighing it down.
Materials data sheetProject materials
The cladding was applied to raw aluminium slats 6.5 metres high and to selected kitchen elements, creating continuity between architecture and furniture.
Metallic finish
The finish accompanies the natural light with soft reflections and keeps the vertical rhythm of the wall legible.
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