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Adi Saar

Interior design that starts with everyday life

Shared view of kitchen and living room, with a long island and sofa beside the windows
Adi Saar, interior designer
Adi Saar · Interior designer

What I believe

I believe a beautiful space must first work beautifully.

Service area

Across Israel

Online support as well.

Let’s talk
Wide living-room view showing the herringbone-pattern floor and corner windows

First I get to know you

I’m Adi. Before I design, I want to know the people who will live in your home: where you gather, what needs to stay close and where you look for quiet. From there, we’ll bring layout, materials and light together around your life.

Where you meet
Where the home comes together.
What is within reach
What you use every day.
Where you ask for quiet
The corner to work, rest or be alone.

Tell me about your home

Dining area with a dark round table, upholstered chairs and a circular mirror

Understanding your choices

An image can suggest a direction, but choosing requires understanding its implications. The proposed process compares options, discusses use and trade-offs, and connects materials and details to the chosen layout.

For example, a storage wall can free the centre of a living room, but it must fit the belongings and circulation. This is the question behind “The home, understood”: what does each decision make possible for the people living here?

Close view of a vase on the island surface facing the lit kitchen work niche

Three principles

Start with use
Ask what happens in a room throughout the day and what is missing for comfortable use.
Explain the choice
Explain the benefit and compromise in each option, so you can choose what suits you.
Define the next step
Establish the next deliverable, what needs approval and who owns an unresolved item.
Overview of the kitchen island, living room and dining area
Adi reviewing a plan

Scope and how we work together

The scope is shaped around your stage and needs. Before engagement, define deliverables, approval points and responsibilities; matters requiring an architect, engineer or specialist consultant are coordinated with the appropriate professional.

The studio works throughout Israel and offers online options. Detailed design requires a verified plan of the property, including for remote work: the contractor’s plan or a plan from a surveyor you hire. The proposal defines the service format and site visits.

Wide living-room view showing the herringbone-pattern floor and corner windows
Dining area with a dark round table, upholstered chairs and a circular mirror
Close view of a vase on the island surface facing the lit kitchen work niche
Overview of the kitchen island, living room and dining area
Adi reviewing a plan

Contact

Let’s talk about your home.

You do not need a plan. It is enough to start from the question.