Shahar Peleg (1976), graduated from the Academic Institute of Technology Holon in 2004 with a first degree in Interior Architecture.

Shahar, a multi-disciplined designer, designs, develops and produces commercial products in small quantities. His products are sold in design stores in Israel and other countries including Japan, Singapore, Australia, Europe and the US and have exhibited in numerous shows in Israel and the all over the world.

Shahar designs every-day objects with additional values which give them a fresh character. His experimentation with optical illusions and “magic” result in smart and surprising products that challenge the spectator to take a closer, more detailed look.

His products are characterized by minimalist form and with the use of ordinary materials, usually produced in “low tech” production processes and at times even handmade.

Exhibitions:

• Inno Design Tech Expo, Hong Kong, December 2008
• Design Act, Moscow, Russia, August 2008
• DMY, Berlin, Germany, May 2008
• Designed in Israel 08, Tel Aviv Convention Center, Israel, February 2008
• Neo, Rihootim 2008, Tel Aviv Convention Center, September 2007
• Designed in Israel 07, Riding, Tel-Aviv, Israel, January 2007
• Two dozens, Periscope Gallery, Tel-Aviv, Israel, January 2007
• 1st. prize award, GAPP Design Awards, Singapore Gift and Premiums Fair, Singapore, July 2006
• 1-100, Monart Museum, Ashdod, Israel, May 2006
• Ambiente, Frankfurt, Germany, February 2006
• 6x6, Designers Square, Jaffa, Israel, November 2005
• Design Festival, Seoul, Korea, October 2005
• Rihootim 2006, Contemporary Design Booth, Tel Aviv Convention Center, October 2005
• Israeli Contemporary Design, Designers Market, Tel-Aviv, Aug. 2005
• Kaiitz Plus, Hahava Gallery, Holon, Israel, July 2005
• Singapore Gift and Premiums Show, Suntec, Singapore, July 2005
• Israeli Design, Tria Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel, January 2005
• Bezir Tov, Soho Gallery, Tel-Aviv, Israel, October 2004
• Tokyo International Gift Show, Tokyo, Japan, September 2004
• Donating Design, Soho Gallery, Tel-Aviv, Israel, April 2004