The interior of the synagogue features a sophisticated blend of traditional elements and modern aesthetics. The floor is covered in mocha-gray tiles, creating a neutral yet warm foundation. The walls are painted in soft, light tones, allowing the darker wood furniture and accents to stand out beautifully. The benches are crafted from dark wood, with a sleek, polished finish, matching the richly designed ark, which stands prominently at the front. The ark, constructed from dark wood, harmonizes perfectly with the overall design and is framed by two windows on either side. These windows are made with dark gold aluminum frames, adding a touch of luxury to the space. Above, the ceiling features circular skylights that bring in natural light, enhancing the openness of the room. The central bimah is designed in a traditional Sephardic style, positioned in the heart of the space, with a simple yet elegant structure. The ceiling is made of gypsum, with subtle decorative moldings that add depth and character, while a large chandelier hangs in the center, providing both light and a focal point of beauty. On the left wall, an expansive window stretches nearly the full length of the wall, flooding the space with soft daylight. Additionally, four windows are positioned along the right wall of the hall, balancing the lighting throughout the room. On both sides of the ark, two more windows on each side complete the symmetrical design, blending tradition with modern, refined details. The combination of mocha-gray floors, dark wood furnishings, gold-accented windows, and natural light creates a harmonious and sacred atmosphere