Anna Stawsky Architecture and Interior Design
- Some English
- Runs the renovation
- Architect on the team
- Kitchen design
Strongest on scope of service 15 of 15 and location 10 of 10. Google 4.9 from 11 reviews.
9 studios scored on seven public criteria, read 15 October 2026. Anna Stawsky Architecture and Interior Design ranks first with 75 of 100.

Google Maps spells the city Bet Shemesh. Ramat Beit Shemesh is included.
Out of 9 Beit Shemesh studios we could read. The full list, filters and every input are below.
Strongest on scope of service 15 of 15 and location 10 of 10. Google 4.9 from 11 reviews.
Strongest on location 10 of 10 and credentials 10 of 10. Google 5.0 from 28 reviews.
Strongest on location 10 of 10 and scope of service 12 of 15. Google 5.0 from 13 reviews.
Scored out of 100 on seven public criteria, read 15 October 2026. Open any studio's score to see the inputs, or read how the score works.
An architect and interior designer in Ramat Beit Shemesh with more than 30 years stated, all five rubric services including execution supervision, and 11 Google reviews at 4.9.
Strongest on scope of service 15 of 15 and location 10 of 10.
Google 4.9 from 11
A two-partner architecture and interior design office in Ramat Beit Shemesh, founded in 2018, with 28 Google reviews at 5.0, the most of any Beit Shemesh studio in this ranking.
Strongest on location 10 of 10 and credentials 10 of 10.
Google 5.0 from 28
English service scored zero because the site does not state it. Publishing it raises the score at the next reading.
Yossi Vizel's studio in Ramat Beit Shemesh, stating renovation planning, site coordination and tenant-change support on developer apartments, with 13 Google reviews at 5.0.
Strongest on location 10 of 10 and scope of service 12 of 15.
Google 5.0 from 13
English service and track record scored zero because the site does not state it. Publishing it raises the score at the next reading.
A designer working in both Beit Shemesh and Jerusalem, with kitchen and lighting design and an aliyah home-setup service on an English site. 13 Google reviews at 5.0; the gallery has 95 photos but no project pages.
Strongest on English service 15 of 15 and Google reviews 13.9 of 25.
Google 5.0 from 13
track record scored zero because the site does not state it. Publishing it raises the score at the next reading.
A Nachlaot designer with 22 named residential projects across Jerusalem neighbourhoods and two in Beit Shemesh, on an English site.
Strongest on portfolio 15 of 15 and English service 15 of 15.
Google 5.0 from 2
track record scored zero because the site does not state it. Publishing it raises the score at the next reading.
An architect and interior designer in Beit Shemesh with 15 years stated, who manages tenant changes for developers and private buyers and follows each project through execution.
Strongest on location 10 of 10 and track record 10 of 10.
Google 5.0 from 1
Google reviews and English service scored zero because the site does not state it. Publishing it raises the score at the next reading.
A Beit Shemesh designer of synagogues, shops, offices and private homes who states execution plans and supervision through to handover.
Strongest on location 10 of 10 and scope of service 9 of 15.
Google 5.0 from 3
English service and track record scored zero because the site does not state it. Publishing it raises the score at the next reading.
A Beit Shemesh practice offering architectural planning, permits and interior design including kitchens, found through Google's web results rather than Maps.
Strongest on location 10 of 10 and scope of service 9 of 15.
No Google listing found
Google reviews and portfolio scored zero because the site does not state it. Publishing it raises the score at the next reading.
A Beit Shemesh listing for architecture and interior design whose website was still a "coming soon" page on the reading date.
Strongest on location 10 of 10.
Google 5.0 from 1
Google reviews and portfolio scored zero because the site does not state it. Publishing it raises the score at the next reading.

The titles overlap, and most studios here do more than one job. Knowing which one you are hiring decides the fee, the drawings you get and who answers the contractor.
First, if anything structural changes
Licensed, signs the permit drawings, and the one you need when a wall moves, a ceiling opens or a room is added. 3 studios here state an architect on the team.
Second, before any contractor quotes
Plans the space inside the walls: kitchen and bathroom layouts, electrics and lighting, materials, carpentry drawings and furniture. Many also run the contractor on site, which is the service to ask about first on a renovation.
Last, and on its own if nothing is built
Works with the finished shell: furniture, textiles, colour, art and lamps. The right fit for a kablan (developer) apartment you are not changing, or a flat that needs to look lived in.
A studio that does all three gives you one person to call. A studio that does one is not worse at it. The filter “Runs the renovation” in the ranking shows who states site management.
Counted from the 9 ranked studios on 15 October 2026. A studio changes its own line by publishing more on its site.
Where each studio is based, and what the housing there usually needs. A studio based in one area still works across the city.
Ramat Beit Shemesh3 studios based hereKablan apartments before handover and first renovations of 2000s flats.
Old Beit Shemesh and Givat Sharett1 studio based here1950s to 1980s blocks and houses that need a full renovation.
Neve Shamir and the new neighbourhoodsNo studio based here yetOff-plan apartments where tenant changes are the whole job.On 15 October 2026, Anna Stawsky Architecture and Interior Design scored highest here with 75 of 100, mostly on its scope of service and being based in the city. That measures what the studio has published. It says nothing about taste, or about how the studio behaves when a build goes wrong.
Tchiya and Sara Architecture is second with 59 and Vizel Designs third with 51. Call all three. The right one is usually the one that gives straight answers about scope, timeline and who runs the contractor.
Start with the three things a ranking cannot measure: whether you like their finished rooms, whether they will run the contractor, and whether talking to them is easy. The filters cover the second and the third.
For the first, ask each studio for one finished project like yours that you can visit, in a building like yours. Ask who signs the drawings if a wall moves, and who you call when the electrician does not show up.
2 studios here have a site in English or state that they work with English-speaking clients, and 1 more have a Hebrew site with some English. Turn on "Works in English" in the filters to see only those.
A Hebrew-only site does not mean the designer cannot work in English. It means the site did not say so, and it is worth asking on the first call.
Yes, and 1 studio here say so on their own sites: Racheli Klein Interior Design lists an aliyah and relocation service for setting up a home after a move.
Ask how often they visit the site, how they show you progress, who approves extra costs while you are away, and who holds the keys.
None of the 9 studios here publishes a fee on its website, so this site prints no price. Israeli studios tend to quote one of three ways. Some charge a fixed fee for the design package. Some charge per square metre. Some take a percentage of the renovation budget when they also run the build.
Keep the design fee and the renovation cost apart in your head. A studio that manages the contractor charges more, and may save you more than it costs.
Seven criteria add up to 100 points. Google reviews carry a quarter of the score. Portfolio, English service and scope of service carry 15 each. Location in Beit Shemesh, stated track record and stated credentials carry 10 each. Every input was read from the studio's Google listing or its own website on 15 October 2026, and each profile prints the input next to the points it earned.
If a studio does not state something, that line scores zero and the page says so. Nobody was interviewed. Nothing was assumed.
When you buy a flat from a developer (kablan) before it is finished, you get a window to change walls, the kitchen layout, electrical points and finishes through the developer's own process, with a deadline per building. A studio that handles this draws the plan, prices the changes against the developer's list and comes to the developer's meetings with you.
Choose "Runs the renovation on site" in the filters to see the studios that state site management; 5 studios here do.
These came up in the same 15 October 2026 search. They are not scored because we could not read a website for them, or the website did not say where the studio works. A studio can join the ranking by sending a link.
Who publishes this. Zechariah Tokar, an SEO consultant based in the Beit Shemesh area, publishes this site and is responsible for the listings. He does marketing work for businesses in Israel, including in home design. That never changes a score: the rubric is public, every input is linked, and no studio pays to be listed or to move up.
Scores describe what a studio has published, not the quality of its work. The room photos are illustrations. AI tools helped read the sites and build the pages; a person checked every listing. More about the site.