With black-and-white geometric flooring, rich emerald greens and warm chocolate tones, this spacious apartment channels the 1930s elegance of entrepreneur Betzalel Dwelaitzky, whose family, founders of CeDe, Israel's first chocolate factory, commissioned the original Hayarkon 70 building as their home.
At the heart of the home, a snooker table sets the tone, an invitation to linger, to play, to entertain. It's the kind of detail an entrepreneur of the 1930s would have prized: where business and pleasure meet over green baize and golden light.
Two open terraces overlooking the building's quiet, green courtyard.
A Mediterranean view drawn straight from the master bedroom.
Tel Aviv's boulevards and Bauhaus rooftops in every direction.
A slow walk through the suite, its geometry, its greens, its golden light. Best experienced with sound on.
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