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MaarivCulture

Design Week Tel Aviv to Showcase Contemporary Israeli Design

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Design Week Tel Aviv will be held from November 25-28, transforming Jaffa, Noga, and the Electricity Compound into an exhibition space for contemporary Israeli design. The event will showcase a range of design objects, from handcrafted items to furniture, with prices from NIS 150 to NIS 9,000. It offers the public a chance to directly engage with Israeli designers and their latest creations.

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  • Design Week Tel Aviv runs November 25-28, showcasing Israeli design.
  • The event will transform streets in Jaffa, Noga, and the Electricity Compound.
  • Design objects will range in price from NIS 150 to NIS 9,000.
  • Attendees can expect handcrafted items, furniture, and unique objects.
  • The exhibition provides direct public engagement with designers.

Design Week Tel Aviv is set to take place from November 25th to 28th, transforming the streets of Jaffa, Noga, and the Electricity Compound into a vibrant, open, and multi-faceted exhibition space for contemporary Israeli design. The event offers a unique opportunity for direct engagement with the local design scene. Attendees can expect to see a diverse range of design objects, with prices varying significantly, from NIS 150 to NIS 9,000, indicating a broad spectrum of craftsmanship and materials.

The exhibition will feature various design elements, including handcrafted items, objects from RITUAL, and innovative furniture like rolling armchairs. Special attention will be given to pieces that highlight or repair breaks, such as mirrors that change angles. The event aims to provide an accessible platform for designers to showcase their work and for the public to experience the latest trends in Israeli design.

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