Restaurant Interiors

The ceiling became a fairytale canopy for Gan Sipur Petah Tikva. A dense floral composition was scaled and softened to fit the rounded-rectangle frame, balancing warm pinks and corals with quiet sage greens so the whole room reads as one continuous, enchanted garden.

For Gan Sipur Rishon LeZion the walls became a storybook jungle. I designed a fantasy wallpaper of oversized tropical leaves, birds and elephants that wraps the interior in one continuous landscape — lush yet refined in deep greens, dusty blues and terracotta, so the space feels magical without becoming childish.

Biga Afula was shaped around three branded layers in the space: glowing signs that defines the products served, an exotic botanical wallpaper that brings warmth and texture, and framed artwork developed specifically for the interior. The large-scale tropical leaf wallpaper creates an exotic backdrop without competing with the food. The framed artworks were designed as a collection of botanical studies. so the whole interior reads as a curated, branded environment rather than a decorated room.

Mama translates the brand’s Italian warmth into the space through hand-lettered slogans, vintage tattoo-style posters and bold dimensional signage. A glowing “Make Pizza Not War” neon, “Mama Knows Best” lettering and a curated poster gallery become the architecture of the room, working with deep green and blue upholstery, wood and patterned floor tiles so the space feels like a family kitchen in the middle of the shopping mall.