On the Professional Podcast Network, I talked through how a project actually comes together: reading a client’s space, translating a loose idea into a direction, and why I build every project around how someone lives, not just how a room photographs.
The most personal feature to date: my move from Israel to South Florida, and how that shaped the studio’s point of view on building a home that’s personal, not performative. If you want the backstory behind Benjo Interior Design, this is it.
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A different kind of project entirely: garage conversions. I shared what it actually takes to turn an unused garage into a room people want to spend time in, warm and functional, not just finished.
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This feature is less about furniture and more about how a home should feel to be in. The Victoria Park project was built around lighting and sound as much as layout, and the interview digs into how those systems shape a room before a single piece of furniture goes in.
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A look at the studio side of the business: going from working solo to building out a team, and what changed operationally and creatively once Benjo Interior Design became more than just me.
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A different kind of project: bold, masculine, built for a client in Fort Lauderdale’s nightlife industry, done in collaboration with Michal Shaish. Mako covered how we shaped a space meant for hosting and presence, not quiet retreat.
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An interview about the path into this work: starting as a solo designer, then building an actual studio with a defined process. Less about any single project, more about how I got here and why I run things the way I do.
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Named one of Fort Lauderdale’s top 10 interior designers, recognized specifically for blending function with style rather than designing for photos alone.
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Recognized as a top interior designer in Fort Lauderdale for detail-driven, personalized work, cited alongside other designers known for a defined point of view rather than a generic style.
