In this children's room interior located in the attic space of a country house, playfulness and functionality are masterfully combined. The ceiling, decorated with protective netting and decorative volumetric elements, creates a sense of lightness and airiness, simultaneously transforming the space under the roof slopes into a safe play area.
The color palette is built on a combination of soft blue wall tones with natural wooden elements. Particular attention is drawn to the wooden support beam, which not only serves a structural function but also becomes an organic part of the design. A rope ladder descends from it—an element that activates the playful potential of the room and stimulates physical activity.
The furniture is presented minimalistically: soft, frameless bean bag chairs in gray and yellow tones create comfortable zones for relaxation. Football themes can be traced in the ball-shaped rug and decorative elements. The wooden figure on the wall adds individuality and warmth to the space.
Such a space perfectly fits into the concept of modern country house design, where each element is thoughtfully considered from both aesthetic and functional perspectives. This approach can be applied when designing attic spaces, using sloped surfaces as an advantage rather than a design limitation.