Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Sea of Galilee, the newly inaugurated Nevel David Galilee Resort is more than a luxury retreat—it’s a tribute to the region’s rich historical and cultural tapestry. Designed by Miloslavsky Architects and styled by Michael Azoulay, the resort seamlessly integrates natural elements, historical motifs, and refined luxury, redefining hospitality in one of Israel’s most storied landscapes. From its black basalt stone structures to the flowing curves inspired by King David’s harp, every design choice speaks to harmony, history, and an uncompromising commitment to excellence. White Space was entrusted with executing this vision with precision, ensuring that every element—from bespoke interiors to fine architectural details—was brought to life flawlessly.
Every space at Nevel David was designed to evoke a sense of place, time, and luxury. White Space meticulously executed the custom interiors, bespoke furnishings, and high-end millwork, ensuring that every curve, material, and texture was not just aesthetically perfect—but functionally seamless.
Inspired by the historical echoes of the Galilee, the design incorporates elements that create a flowing, almost musical movement throughout the space. Our team ensured that every material, from delicate river pebbles to hand-finished wooden details, was not just placed—but perfectly orchestrated.
Beyond its 276 rooms and 18 luxury suites, the resort boasts a lobby restaurant, business lounge, conference halls, a performance amphitheater, and a spa with infinity pool views of the Galilee mountains. Every amenity had to be executed at the highest level, maintaining the seamless blend of heritage, craftsmanship, and comfort.
At White Space, execution isn’t an afterthought—it’s the main event. For Nevel David, that meant ensuring that every design detail was not just realized, but elevated. From the custom-built furniture to the hand-selected materials, our process ensured zero compromises, zero delays, and a final product that felt effortless—but was built with relentless precision.
