Before us is an elegant and functional kitchen in Scandinavian style, where minimalism combines with thoughtful ergonomics. The space is organized around a central island that simultaneously serves as a work surface, dining table, and storage area. Of particular note is the constructive solution: a light wood countertop "floats" above a white base with open shelves.
The color palette of the interior is built on restrained natural tones: white walls and kitchen facades, light wood flooring and countertop, with accents of muted green in the bar stools and pendant light. This approach creates a sense of airiness and cleanliness characteristic of Scandinavian design.
The lighting is solved in combination: track lights on the ceiling provide the main light, while decorative pendant lamps create a cozy atmosphere. White ceramic tiles in the form of brickwork form the backsplash of the working area, adding texture and depth to the space.
Storage uses both closed cabinets with minimalist handleless facades and open shelves in the base of the island, where dishware is aesthetically arranged. This technique allows the interior to become more personalized and lively. When designing the facade of a country house in a similar style, it's worth adhering to the same principles of laconicism and functionality.
The panoramic window with textile curtains provides excellent natural lighting and visually expands the space, connecting the interior with the surroundings. This technique is especially effective in country houses, where the natural environment becomes part of the interior.