I began sewing in high school as an after-school hobby, long before fashion became the path I would choose professionally. After years of army service and completing a degree in criminology and political science, I found myself searching for a deeper creative purpose. That search led me to study architecture and interior design at Shenkar College, where I learned to combine aesthetics, structure, and practicality into a cohesive design language.
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Halfway through my studies, my life changed completely when my fiancé, Ofek, was killed during his army service. I stopped my studies and spent the following two years trying to rebuild myself, while working part-time in concert production. Somewhere during that period of grief and self-searching, I realized that the one thing that continuously pulled me back to myself was creating. Eventually, I made the decision to fully pursue my dream and create a fashion brand of my own.
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Drawing from the discipline of architecture, the fast-paced world of production, and the personal experiences that shaped my journey, I committed myself completely to fashion design. I spent a month in Florence studying at Istituto Marangoni, focusing on fashion business planning, trend analysis, and collection development, before returning to private sewing lessons to further refine my technical skills.
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Today, House of Horizon is a reflection of my journey, blending craftsmanship, structure, emotion, and modern femininity. Like the horizon itself, House of Horizon represents past vs present, possibility, emotion, and the meeting point between dream and reality.