Interior design consultation in Israel
One session with architect Moriah Veg to see what your space can become, what is possible, and how to get the most from every square metre.
A consultation with Moriah Veg is one focused session about your home: what it can become, what would need a permit, and where the money should go first.
It suits you if you are about to buy, about to renovate, or have the developer's plans in hand and are not sure what to change.
What you leave with
- A clear view of what is possible in the space, from an architect and a designer at once
- Which ideas need a building permit, and which do not
- Where layout changes pay off, and where finishes are enough
- The next step: a full design, plans only, or doing it yourself
Bring these to the session
| Bring | Why |
|---|---|
| Plans or measurements | So advice fits the real walls and windows |
| Photos of the space | Light, views and what is there today |
| The developer's specification, if new-build | It shows what you can change and drop |
| A rough budget and timing | So the plan fits what you will spend |
| Pictures of rooms you like | The fastest way to agree on a style |
What a consultation costs in Israel
Midrag's price guides list an interior design consultation at 300 to 550 shekels and an architect's consultation at 450 to 700 shekels, including VAT. Those are market prices; Moriah gives her fee on the free call.
Before buying an apartment
A consultation before you sign can tell you whether the walls you want gone can move, whether there is room for a mamad, and what the kitchen can become. That is cheap compared with finding out after the purchase.
Questions about a consultation
Is the 20-minute call the consultation?
No. The free call is to hear about your project and see if the studio fits. The consultation is a full working session.
Does the consultation fee count toward a full project?
Ask on the call. Midrag notes that many designers fold the consultation fee into the final design price.
Related services: renovation, architect and permits, new-build changes.