The presented interior embodies a harmonious combination of modern aesthetics and traditional wooden architecture. The space demonstrates masterful use of natural wood, which forms both structural elements and wall finishes, creating an atmosphere of comfort and natural warmth.
The central element of the composition is a suspended conical fireplace with panoramic glazing. This solution not only provides a visual dominant for the interior but also emphasizes the open layout of the space, connecting the relaxation area with the kitchen and dining room. Such design of both facade and interior space of a country house allows for creating a unified functional space with visual zoning.
The double-height living room space with a high wooden ceiling and beams gives the interior airiness and spaciousness. Original chandeliers with multiple point light sources emphasize the vertical scale of the room and create soft, uniform lighting.
The color scheme of the interior is built on natural wood tones that contrast with the dark floor and neutral furniture upholstery. The sectional sofa with corner configuration rationally organizes the relaxation area, while the modern furniture design harmoniously combines with traditional finishing materials.
Scandinavian influence is evident in the design—striving for functionality, clean lines, and natural materials. Panoramic windows provide a connection with the surrounding landscape and maximize the use of natural lighting.