3D rendering by Moriah Veg

English‑speaking interior designer in Israel

Architect Moriah Veg plans your home in Beit Shemesh and shows you every room in 3D before work starts.

4.7 on Google from 6 reviews
Architect and interior designer in one studio
For English speakers in Israel and abroad
Based in Beit Shemesh

See your rooms before anything is built

A change costs little on a drawing and a lot on site. In Moriah's design process, space planning comes first, then a 3D rendering of each room, so you change it on screen.

These are her real projects: the photo of the room as it was, and her 3D design for the same room. Slide to compare.

All six projects in her portfolio

Before, real photo of the bathroom. Right: Moriah’s 3D design for the same bathroom. The design is a 3D rendering, not a photo of the finished room.

Before, real photo of the bathroom. Right: Moriah’s 3D design for the same bathroom. The design is a 3D rendering, not a photo of the finished room.

One studio for the whole job

Moriah Veg is an architect and an interior designer, so the plan, the permit, the project management and the finished room come from one design studio.

Renovation, designed and managed

From the first plan to the last light fitting: working plans, 3D renderings, construction supervision, furniture shopping and styling.

3D rendering by Moriah Veg

Architect and building permits

Working plans, additions, zoning changes and the permit file for your local planning committee.

3D rendering by Moriah Veg

Changes to a new-build apartment

Your layout, electrical points and kitchen sent to the developer in time, so you do not pay to rip them out later.

3D rendering by Moriah Veg

Kitchens, including kosher kitchens

Kitchens planned in 3D around how you cook, host and keep kosher.

3D rendering by Moriah Veg

A single consultation

One session to see what your space can become and how to get the most from every square metre.

3D rendering by Moriah Veg

The goal is not to fill a space, but to refine it until it feels right: quiet, balanced and present.

Moriah Veg, translated from her studio page

Moriah painted and exhibited for more than a decade before she studied architecture and interior design.

Japanese architecture shaped how she works: every square metre carries meaning, and empty space is part of the design.

After working on large-scale projects she opened her own boutique studio, so each home gets a precise, personal process.

More about Moriah

How a project runs

The usual order of a project, built from the studio's services. The full process

A free call
Twenty minutes in English about the home, the plan and the budget.
Seeing the space
Moriah studies the light, the flow and the structure before drawing anything.
The plan
Layout first: walls, flow, light and storage, drawn as detailed working plans.
3D renderings
You see each room before a wall comes down, and change it on screen, not on site.
Permits, if needed
The permit file for the local committee, prepared and followed through.
The works
Construction supervision while the builders work, so the plan is what gets built.
Furnishing and styling
Furniture, lighting and accessories chosen with you, to a finished home.

What clients wrote on Google

4.7 out of 5 from 6 reviews of Moriah Veg's studio.

“Moriah was a pleasure to work with from start to finish. She was incredibly responsive, worked efficiently, and made the entire process feel easy and organized. Her professionalism and clear communication really stood out. We’re so glad we had her guidance and expertise throughout the project.”

Bayla Lebowitz5 out of 5 on Google

“Moriah is excellent. Her goal is to please her customers and help them every step of the way. I highly recommend her!!!”

Mimi Razin5 out of 5 on Google

“Moriyah goes above and beyond and is really helpful and good with finding solutions Happy to recommend her”

Shirley Stamelman3 out of 5 on Google

“10/10 experience extremely recommended”

mordi5 out of 5 on Google

All four written reviews on Moriah Veg's Google profile, word for word. Two more clients left 5 stars without text. Read them on Google.

An apartment mid-renovation: bare walls, new wiring and pipes — During the works, real photos from one of Moriah's projects

Own a home in Israel but live abroad?

For clients abroad, Moriah's full project management runs from the plans to a furnished home, with construction supervision on site. You approve every room from its 3D rendering, wherever you are.

Renovating from abroad

Before you start

Plain-English guides to costs, permits and the Hebrew words you will hear.

Interior designer and architect fees in Israel

What designers and architects charge in Israel, and what each fee covers.

What a renovation costs in Israel

Per square metre and per apartment, from cosmetic work to a full renovation.

Building permits in Israel

What needs a permit, what is exempt, and who files it.

Questions people ask first

Short answers. The free call covers the rest.

Does Moriah work with English speakers?

This is the English-language site of her studio, and the written reviews on her Google profile are in English. Ask anything on the free call.

Where is the studio?

In Beit Shemesh, at Nahum HaNavi St 7. If your home is elsewhere in Israel, say where on the call.

What does an interior designer cost in Israel?

Midrag's price guide lists a design consultation at 300 to 550 shekels and styling a one-floor apartment at 8,000 to 10,000 shekels. Moriah quotes your project after the first call. See the full fee guide.

Do I need an architect or an interior designer?

Walls, additions and permits need an architect. Finishes, furniture and lighting need a designer. Moriah is both, so one studio covers the whole job.

Are the pictures real?

The before and during photos are real. The finished rooms are Moriah's 3D renderings, the same kind of picture you get of your own home before work starts.

English‑speaking interior designer in Israel

See your rooms before anything is built