Edith Baron is an interior architecture and design firm that focuses on hotels, spas, residential, commercial, and office spaces.  Edith Baron’s design approach strives for perfect synthesis between the functional and practical aspects of the project (the client’s needs and tastes, budget and the environment in which the space is being created), while also choosing a unique design interpretation for each space.

Edith Baron, a graduate of the interior architecture program at the Israel Institute of Technology (the Technion), has been actively involved for years in planning and designing 45 leading hotels in Israel and abroad such as: Orchid Hotel, Isrotel Yam Suf – Eilat, the Prima Oasis Hotel (formerly Carlton Dead Sea) at the Dead Sea, Dan Hotels, Carlton Hotels, Kfar Maccabiah Hotel & Suites, the Renaissance Tel Aviv Hotel, the Rimonim Galei Kinnereth Hotel in Tiberias, the Ruth Rimonim Hotel Safed, a luxury hotel on the island of Koh Samui in Thailand, as well as many others. Recently, the firm has been involved in planning and designing luxury boutique hotels in Tel Aviv, the Golan Heights, and the Galilee.

Along with this, the firm has provided a unique design approach to a broad range of spa complexes, offices, public buildings, shops, malls, banquet halls, restaurants, cafes, and senior living.

At the end of 1989, Edith received the honor(a unique one for an Israeli architect) of being represented in an annual in England, HOTEL SPECIFICATION INTERNATIONAL,in which the leading interior architects from the U.S., England, and France are presented,for example: Graham Solano(princess Hotel  Eilat), Ezra Atiya ( Royal beach, Eilat) and others. A resume of Edith’s work appears annually in this book.

At June 2016, Edith baron received a "lifetime achievement award" for interiors designing of hotels and other big projects.