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Ruba Tannous interior design

We see beyond the details

Ruba Tannous · Interior Design Atelier

Rendered entrance door, left leaf: dark wood-grain panels divided by thin brass lines under a spotlight
Rendered entrance door, right leaf: dark wood-grain panels divided by thin brass lines under a spotlight

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We design spaces that resemble their owners

Ruba Tannous Interior Design Atelier is led by Ruba Makhoul Tannous in Judeida-Makr, Israel. We balance precision with warmth, materials with atmosphere — shaping residential and commercial interiors around the people who use them.

Hebrew
רובא טנוס
Arabic
ربى طنوس

RESIDENTIAL · COMMERCIAL · SPACES

Salon with a white horse relief wall framed by globe lights, tufted sofas and a branch chandelier in Khayyal, designed by Ruba Tannous
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Signature Project

Khayyal

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Double-height living room with floor-to-ceiling curtains, beaded pendant strands and a valley view, designed by Ruba Tannous
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Signature Project

Patagonia

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Double-height living room with a hammered brass fireplace hood and wire chandelier in Bird of Paradise Flower, designed by Ruba Tannous
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Signature Project

Bird of Paradise Flower

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Dining room with a Last Supper relief on a backlit stone wall and a sculpted gold table base, designed by Ruba Tannous
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Signature Project

The Last Supper

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Living room with a backlit framed art wall, walnut door panel and dark oval coffee table in Born Together, designed by Ruba Tannous
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Signature Project

Born Together

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The method

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Every space begins as a conversation

Between light, material, and the way you want to feel when you walk through the door.

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Ruba Makhoul Tannous leads the atelier in designing spaces that resemble their owners — each one shaped by genuine listening, meticulous planning, and an attention to details that others overlook.

We believe great design is born from partnership. Every material is chosen with intent. Every finish balances beauty with how life is actually lived.

This is not decoration. This is precision, warmth, and atmosphere — designed to last.

Ruba Tannous, interior designer, seated in a grey armchair beside a stone-clad wall and a large faceted mirror