This interior masterfully embodies the concept of a rustic chalet with elements of a Western ranch. The impressive stone fireplace with its skillfully laid arch and massive wooden mantel shelf serves as the central element of the space. The natural stone used for facing creates a sense of reliability and connection with nature, while its warm golden and brown hues give the room coziness.
The harmonious combination of different textures deserves special attention — rough stone, roughly hewn wooden beams, and soft cowhide furniture upholstery. The designer skillfully used the principle of contrasts, juxtaposing hard surfaces with soft ones, and cold with warm. The lodge-style furniture with leather upholstery and wooden frames perfectly complements the overall concept.
Interior details, including bronze horsemen sculptures on both sides of the fireplace and an ethnic rug with geometric patterns, emphasize the identity of the space, referring to the culture of the American West. The organization of the relaxation area around the fireplace creates an intimate atmosphere conducive to communication.
When designing the facade of a country house in a similar style, it's worth paying attention to the use of natural materials — stone and wood, as well as to the proportions and scale of elements. This approach to design allows you to create a home that seems like a natural part of the surrounding landscape, especially in mountainous or forested areas.