Homes in Manhattan, New Jersey, Tel Aviv and Caesarea, hotels from Chengdu to Amman, and one exhibition that reached Geneva. Each page tells what the space asked for and what answered it.
בתים במנהטן, בניו ג'רזי, בתל אביב ובקיסריה, מלונות מצ'נגדו ועד עמאן, ותערוכה אחת שהגיעה לז'נבה. כל עמוד מספר מה החלל ביקש ומה ענה לו.
Two large scale portraits of women, rich layered texture, slim contemporary frames, facing the front door of a Caesarea garden villa. By Stav Theodor.
Two artworks for a Caesarea home office, horses and music, by artists in the client's country of origin: one acquired, one commissioned from the same artist.
Large scale works from France, layered pigments and 18k gold, sourced and negotiated for a private collector's estate in Caesarea. By Stav Theodor.
A 3.5 meter triptych by an Italian artist for a sea view villa in Caesarea. Three storks at its center stand for homecoming, strength and belonging.
A collection curated for a newly built residence in Closter, New Jersey, with leading New York galleries: Jewish and Israeli artists among contemporary voices.
Creating Hope, curated by Stav Theodor: 27 Israeli artists interpret the word hope. Shown across Israel, on billboards, and at the UN Offices in Geneva.
A large scale Yigal Ozeri painting of an aged window near the entrance of a Herzliya Pituach apartment, in dialogue with the sea facing windows. Stav Theodor.
One large scale figurative digital artwork chosen to define the emotional center of an open, light saturated villa in Hod Hasharon. Selected by Stav Theodor.
Art concepts and collections built with luxury hospitality leaders: Waldorf Astoria Chengdu, St. Regis Amman, Holland America Line, Costa Cruises and more.
A large format digital collage anchors the custom bar of a Manhattan skyline apartment, chosen for a client who loves to entertain. It references Manet.
A large format photograph by a Korean artist, two figures in ceremonial dress, at the heart of a Ramat Gan living room after a trip to Korea. By Stav Theodor.
For a Bauhaus residence in Tel Aviv, a hyper collage digital artwork on glossy anti reflective acrylic is the focal point. Why that medium, and why there.
For the Tel Aviv home of singer and actress Roni Daloomi, three joyful, minimalist works by two contemporary Israeli artists. Visual candy, by Stav Theodor.
For a Tel Aviv residence, a painting commissioned from the artist whose work appeared in Shtisel: a mother caressing her baby, hung between sea and city.
In a minimalist, monochromatic renovated Bauhaus home in Tel Aviv, one artwork is the focal point, bringing color and texture without breaking the calm.
Send me one photo of the wall, and a line about the space. I will tell you what I see.
Write to Stavשלחו לי תמונה אחת של הקיר ושורה על החלל. אספר לכם מה אני רואה.
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