Liya Noga Transforms Tel Aviv Apartment with AI-Designed Makeover After Moving In with Dvir Solomon
Liya Noga, the 25-year-old model and content creator known from the reality show "New Love," has recently completed a striking 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 apartment, which initially lacked character and was dark. The renovation included installing European oak herringbone parquet flooring, painting the walls a warm mocha color, adding kitchen cladding, and installing decorative cornices in the living room. Solomon personally carried 1.2 tons of parquet flooring into the apartment.
Noga, who previously lived abroad and returned to Israel after a breakup with her former partner Nathaniel Buzolic, had spent time in temporary Airbnb rentals before renting a 90-square-meter three-room apartment on Nachalat Binyamin Street. She fell in love with Tel Aviv and decided to stay in Israel. She used artificial intelligence, specifically ChatGPT, to design the layout and decor of her earlier apartment, feeding the AI precise measurements, budget, and style preferences to generate room plans, furniture arrangements, color palettes, and shopping lists.
Sharing her renovation journey on social media, Noga revealed that the costly makeover was possible thanks to her influencer collaborations. She described the new apartment’s style as a luxurious European retro look, featuring a modern kitchen with gray and wood cabinetry, a half island, custom-designed stainless steel furniture, and carefully selected lighting and decor items. She expressed pride and excitement over seeing her vision come to life.
In addition to her design projects, Noga recently took a break from Instagram and TikTok to focus on her mental health and reduce screen time, acknowledging her phone and social media addiction. She now limits her social media use to a work phone accessed once daily. This step reflects her desire to maintain a healthy balance while continuing her creative work.
The couple plans to live in the Rothschild apartment for two to three years, enjoying the space they have personalized together. Noga’s story highlights her evolving personal and professional life, combining creativity, technology, and wellness.
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