Celebrating 18 Years Of Aliyah —   Designing A Home In Israel
20 August 2023
18, a symbolic number in Judaism, represents Chai or Life.  It’s hard to believe that 18 years ago, along with my husband, Reuven, and our 6 children, ages 2 through 11, we made aliyah.    Israel is a wonderful place to vacation,  visit family and friends, explore from the Negev to the Galilee, and pray at the Kotel. But making aliyah is definitely different. We...
Jerusalem's Timeless Pulse
19 May 2020
As we celebrate Jerusalem Day we recognize Jerusalem's dated history, breathtaking architecture, diverse population, her spiritual nature, and eclectic vibes. It's our city of gold that has touched my soul, filling me with spiritual fulfillment, excitement and inspiration to cross the threshold of creativity. I missed Jerusalem over the last few weeks and I decided to get out and ex...
Proudly Made in Israel
11 April 2017
Here in Israel, we have a lot to be proud of and to boast about. From a fledgling country whose pioneers arrived impoverished and destitute from the four corners of the world, modern Israel has developed into a remarkably innovative and inspiring nation that I am proud to call HOME. Israel and its people possess a creative energy and entrepreneurial spirit, resulting in an abundance of design i...
Celebrating Aliyah
15 July 2016
In my business, I spend so much time working with other people on their dream homes that I need to remind myself every once in a while to stop and appreciate my dream home, Israel. We made aliyah 11 years ago, leaving our family and large Toronto community for the unknown but exciting future that lay ahead in Israel. Sometimes I look back and think, "Wow, I must have been crazy!" But...
A fruitful Tu Bshvat
21 February 2015
The sweet smell of spring is in the air. The cool breeze and the bursts of sunlight and warmth make it my favorite time of year. Tu B'shvat is here! At this special time, kids throughout the country plant trees digging new roots into our land and beautifying it. This year, during the Shmitta year (the sabbatical year), planting and cultivating the land is forbidden. Other celebratory ac...