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SF&Co Offices

Offices & Workplaces · Tel Aviv, Israel
Architect
Shirli Zamir
SF&Co Offices
§ Design note
  1. 01Warm, Quiet Luxury. Light reinforces the firm's calm, premium palette of oak, stone, and skyline, with warm tones and concealed sources rather than visible hardware.
  2. 02Light in the Timber Ceiling. Linear light is woven into the slatted wood ceilings, so the ceiling itself reads as the main light source across reception, lounge, and meeting rooms.
  3. 03Glow in the Quiet Corners. Concealed cove light gives the acoustic booths and the branded wall a soft glow that makes the private corners inviting.
The reception lobby with an oval wood desk, a timber-slat ceiling with light lines, and a city view
The backlit timber-slat SF&Co branded wall with glowing acoustic seating booths
An acoustic seating booth with a concealed warm light halo around the wood back
A boardroom with a wood ceiling and perimeter cove lighting facing the skyline
A lounge with a floor lamp, a lit slat ceiling, and a glowing seating nook
A kitchen with a cluster of dome pendants over the wood island and a lit slat ceiling
A corner office with a suspended rectangular frame luminaire and a globe pendant facing the view
An office with a suspended rectangular ring luminaire over the desk and a city view
A curved wood-clad secretary station with recessed lighting and track lighting
§ Technical notes
  1. 01Integrated Linear Lighting. Linear LED lines run within the timber-slat ceilings of the public and work areas.
  2. 02Concealed Cove Lighting. Hidden LED strips light the seating booths, the branded wall, and the boardroom perimeter with an indirect glow.
  3. 03Frame & Ring Luminaires. Suspended rectangular ring luminaires light the private offices over the desks.
  4. 04Track & Accent Lighting. Track spotlights and recessed downlights graze the feature walls and light the corridors and reception.
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