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Liya Noga Transforms Tel Aviv Apartment with AI-Designed Makeover After Moving In with Dvir Solomon

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Liya Noga, a 25-year-old model and content creator known from the reality show "New Love," recently completed a stunning makeover of her rented apartment on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv. After moving in with her partner Dvir Solomon, whom she met on the show, the couple undertook a major renovation of their 80-square-meter luxury rental. The previously dark and characterless apartment was transformed with European oak herringbone parquet flooring, warm mocha paint, kitchen cladding, and decorative cornices in the living room, with Solomon personally installing 1.2 tons of parquet.

Noga, who first gained public attention through her international relationship with Australian actor Nathaniel Buzolic, shared the renovation process extensively on social media. She revealed that the costly makeover was possible thanks to her influencer partnerships and that the couple plans to stay in the apartment for two to three years. The design evolved from her earlier 90-square-meter "bachelorette" apartment on Nachalat Binyamin Street, which she decorated using AI tools like ChatGPT to plan layouts, furniture placement, and color schemes within a set budget.

The new apartment features a modern kitchen with gray cabinets, wood and glass accents, a bright half-island, and carefully curated accessories including coffee sets, scented candles, and stylish lighting. Noga commissioned custom furniture designed with AI, such as a stainless steel table and an arch-shaped floor lamp, creating a luxurious European retro style. She expressed pride in seeing her vision come to life and shared that she recently took a break from social media to focus on her mental health, limiting her phone use to reduce stress.

Noga’s journey reflects her personal growth and passion for design, blending technology and creativity in her living space while balancing her public career and well-being.

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