This country house interior clearly shows the influence of an eclectic style with elements of Scandinavian minimalism and boho. The open space under the gabled roof creates a sense of spaciousness and airiness. Wooden ceiling beams and natural material finishes emphasize environmental friendliness and connection with nature.
The geometric black and white pattern on the floor becomes a bold accent and sets the rhythm for the entire interior. The bright yellow sofa serves as a color focus and contrasts with the more serene elements. The multi-level design of the space provides functional zoning without erecting unnecessary partitions.
The abundance of houseplants softens the geometric strictness of the interior and brings living energy. The leather butterfly chair adds a touch of retro chic. Semi-transparent partitions and open shelves provide a visual connection between different zones, creating a sense of unity in the space.
This approach to space organization can also be used in designing a country house facade, where a combination of geometric shapes, natural materials, and bold color accents will create a memorable and individual appearance for the building.