以色列室內(nèi)設(shè)計師Raz Melamed善于運(yùn)用極簡的線條去打造空間，設(shè)計風(fēng)格清新、自然，簡約而不簡單，傳達(dá)大氣儼然的格調(diào)，穿越喧囂的都市，回歸寧靜的設(shè)計。Israeli interior designer Raz Melamed is good at using the minimalist lines to create space, design style is pure and fresh, natural, contracted and not simple, convey the atmosphere has style, through the noisy city, return to the design of peace.

01.M2 House非黑即白的極致

這座房子以混凝土、木材以及黑白色的和諧搭配為特征，并使這些材料以最理想的方式從建筑外部無縫地銜接至內(nèi)部空間。從外部看，它呈現(xiàn)為一座單體住宅，但其內(nèi)部卻隱藏著兩種不同的敘事：兩個房子、兩組空間比肩而置，并通過一堵共同的墻壁實(shí)現(xiàn)分隔——這也是它們唯一相同的建筑元素。The house in concrete, wood, and is characterized with harmonious collocation of black and white, and make the material in the most ideal way from building external seamless connection to the internal space. Look from the outside, it appears as a single home, but its internal accompanied by two different narrative: alongside two house, two groups of space, and by a common wall separated the same architectural elements - this is their only.

設(shè)計者試圖通過移除證明和轉(zhuǎn)角處的垂直結(jié)構(gòu)柱來創(chuàng)造干凈的玻璃外觀。余下的幾根柱子支撐著二層樓面，同時也有助于實(shí)現(xiàn)透明而連續(xù)的建筑立面。同時，這些柱子并不與黑色橫梁相連，從而維護(hù)了水平直線元素在整個結(jié)構(gòu)中的獨(dú)立性和設(shè)計感。Designers trying to remove proof and corner column vertical structure to create a clean glass facade. The rest of the few pillars supporting the second floor, at the same time also help to achieve a transparent and continuous building facade. At the same time, the pillars are not connected to the black bar, so as to maintain the straight and level element in the sense of independence and the design of the whole structure.

相比于入口處采用的灰色天然石材地板，內(nèi)部空間主要鋪設(shè)以鑲木地板（兩套房子均采用了這種設(shè)計）。廚房位于建筑右側(cè)，設(shè)有高大的櫥柜，并將一個木制的立方體臺面容納在內(nèi)。獨(dú)立的廚房島擁有石砌的表面，仿佛從地面生長出來。Compared with natural stone floor at the entrance to the gray, the internal space is mainly laid to parquet flooring (two sets of houses are adopted the design). The kitchen is located in the building on the right side, with tall cabinet, and accommodate a wooden cube mesa. Independent of the kitchen island with the surface of the stone, as if spring forth from the ground.