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Family Home in Kfar HaOranim Transformed with Smart Nordic Design Solutions
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First reported by Mako · Aug 3, 2026
What happened
A family in Kfar HaOranim renovated their 165 sqm home with a 650,000-shekel budget, overcoming structural challenges to create a bright, functional Nordic-style residence with smart storage and personalized spaces.
- 01Family renovated a 165 sqm house in Kfar HaOranim to suit their lifestyle and needs.
- 02Renovation cost about 650,000 shekels and lasted three and a half months.
- 03Concrete pillar and staircase were creatively integrated as design features.
- 04Nordic design with light colors and smart storage solutions was chosen.
- 05Children’s rooms and attic master suite were personalized and modernized.
- 06Project completed amid security tensions during the 12-Day War.
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