CID DESIGN

Creative Interior Design
by

Chani Sternbuch


"I believe a home should do more than house your life—it should illuminate it. I’m Chani Sternbuch, from Jerusalem, a creative designer passionatate about design. I specialize in crafting high-end homes in Israel and luxury retreats where color is a narrative and light is a feeling. By layering sophisticated hues and intentional textures, I create immersive spaces that capture a mood lingering long after the day’s shadows have shifted. 
Let’s design a home that truly works for you and radiates."

Why we upgrade a hotel suite but not our own bedroom — plus headboard ideas that bring holiday luxury home.

פרופיל ריכוך — the rounded moulding profile behind seamless curved ceilings, stairwells and arches, and how it is installed.

A luxury Netanya apartment styled top to bottom in 48 hours — headboards, art-led colour palettes and a 250 sqm sea-view terrace.

Modern fireplace ideas that give a living room its focal point — including the Rechavia beam we turned into a feature.

The 'Bedroom Tour' invites you to uncover new possibilities and ingenious ideas for your personal retreat. Dive into CID DESIGN’s expert insights and design tips to elevate your living space experience!

A full Airbnb apartment designed and finished in eleven weeks — high-gloss floors, a stretched ceiling and a bronze palette instead of gold.

Where to place a נטילת ידים sink and six ways to design one — from floating stone walls to a tap that comes down from the ceiling.

How a plain round mirror became the centrepiece of a Shneller rental — plus an olive-green bedroom and a sage kitchen reworked for flow.

Designing a whole living room around a purple and black table the client wouldn't part with — shimmer wallpaper, black mirrored mouldings and Swarovski.

Formica or Shleiflack (צבע בתנור)? The real trade-offs in kitchen and closet materials, and how to get both durability and design.

Why arches are back — and how we used them to make over the Exquisite gown rental store on a small budget.

Designing the entrance to Yeshivas Toras Chaim for punishing traffic — protective metal troughs, hidden utilities, scooter charging and a fold-away guard station.

How one piece of artwork can carry a whole room's palette — three projects where the art was chosen first and everything else followed.

Low-cost ways to warm up a home for the dark months — texture under a centrepiece, pillow compositions, rugs and throws.

Pendant lights that say something about the room they hang in — woven zips, can rings, paper plates, and one cautionary tale.

Design ideas for the amah by amah zecher lechurban — textured tiles, printed glass, wall-washer lighting and a chiselled Yerushalayim skyline.

Nine real renovation disasters sent in by readers — misaligned walls, a door behind the beds, a sink the water can't reach, and a socket beside a tap.

What a designer actually saves you — including the client who spent 5,000 shekels on twenty sockets nobody needed.

Why we upgrade a hotel suite but not our own bedroom — plus headboard ideas that bring holiday luxury home.

פרופיל ריכוך — the rounded moulding profile behind seamless curved ceilings, stairwells and arches, and how it is installed.

A luxury Netanya apartment styled top to bottom in 48 hours — headboards, art-led colour palettes and a 250 sqm sea-view terrace.

Modern fireplace ideas that give a living room its focal point — including the Rechavia beam we turned into a feature.

The 'Bedroom Tour' invites you to uncover new possibilities and ingenious ideas for your personal retreat. Dive into CID DESIGN’s expert insights and design tips to elevate your living space experience!

A full Airbnb apartment designed and finished in eleven weeks — high-gloss floors, a stretched ceiling and a bronze palette instead of gold.

Where to place a נטילת ידים sink and six ways to design one — from floating stone walls to a tap that comes down from the ceiling.

How a plain round mirror became the centrepiece of a Shneller rental — plus an olive-green bedroom and a sage kitchen reworked for flow.

Designing a whole living room around a purple and black table the client wouldn't part with — shimmer wallpaper, black mirrored mouldings and Swarovski.

Formica or Shleiflack (צבע בתנור)? The real trade-offs in kitchen and closet materials, and how to get both durability and design.

Why arches are back — and how we used them to make over the Exquisite gown rental store on a small budget.

Designing the entrance to Yeshivas Toras Chaim for punishing traffic — protective metal troughs, hidden utilities, scooter charging and a fold-away guard station.

Why we upgrade a hotel suite but not our own bedroom — plus headboard ideas that bring holiday luxury home.

פרופיל ריכוך — the rounded moulding profile behind seamless curved ceilings, stairwells and arches, and how it is installed.

A luxury Netanya apartment styled top to bottom in 48 hours — headboards, art-led colour palettes and a 250 sqm sea-view terrace.

Modern fireplace ideas that give a living room its focal point — including the Rechavia beam we turned into a feature.

The 'Bedroom Tour' invites you to uncover new possibilities and ingenious ideas for your personal retreat. Dive into CID DESIGN’s expert insights and design tips to elevate your living space experience!

A full Airbnb apartment designed and finished in eleven weeks — high-gloss floors, a stretched ceiling and a bronze palette instead of gold.

Where to place a נטילת ידים sink and six ways to design one — from floating stone walls to a tap that comes down from the ceiling.

How a plain round mirror became the centrepiece of a Shneller rental — plus an olive-green bedroom and a sage kitchen reworked for flow.

Designing a whole living room around a purple and black table the client wouldn't part with — shimmer wallpaper, black mirrored mouldings and Swarovski.

Formica or Shleiflack (צבע בתנור)? The real trade-offs in kitchen and closet materials, and how to get both durability and design.

Why arches are back — and how we used them to make over the Exquisite gown rental store on a small budget.

Designing the entrance to Yeshivas Toras Chaim for punishing traffic — protective metal troughs, hidden utilities, scooter charging and a fold-away guard station.