The interior of the synagogue is designed with a serene and minimalist approach, creating a peaceful atmosphere for worship. The walls are smooth and neutral in tone, with accents of natural stone and light wood. The seating is arranged in rows of light wooden benches with simple, clean lines, providing comfort and space while maintaining a sense of openness. At the front, the ark (where the Torah scrolls are kept) is a focal point, designed with sleek, modern materials like glass and polished wood, and illuminated by soft, recessed lighting. The bimah, the raised platform for reading the Torah, is centrally located, with an elegant and minimalist design that blends seamlessly with the rest of the space. Natural light streams in through large, strategically placed windows and skylights, filling the room with a soft glow. Above, the ceiling is high and airy, adding to the sense of openness, and the lighting is carefully designed to be both functional and subtle, highlighting the key areas like the ark and bimah without overwhelming the space. Traditional elements, like the eternal light (ner tamid) and menorah, are incorporated with modern touches—crafted in sleek metal and glass, harmonizing with the overall design. The combination of materials, light, and space creates a warm, contemplative environment that merges tradition with contemporary design