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This country house interior presents a masterful example of harmoniously combining functionality and comfort. The central element of the composition is the fireplace, framed by two symmetrical built-in bookshelves that extend from floor to ceiling. This solution not only provides ample space for storing literature but also creates visual depth in the room.
The interior color palette is built on neutral, light tones – white walls, sandy-toned wooden flooring, and the natural texture of the jute rug create an airy sense of spaciousness. Turquoise decorative pillows and yellow flowers in a vase serve as accents, bringing freshness and cheerfulness to the space.
The organization of the relaxation area deserves special attention: a white armchair with soft upholstery, two round coffee tables made of natural wood, and the corner of a sofa visible in the frame form an intimate setting for reading and conversation. The thoughtful arrangement of furniture around the fireplace emphasizes its role as the focal point of the room.
Natural light entering through the large window on the left is complemented by recessed ceiling lights, ensuring even distribution of light throughout the day. Green plants near the window and fresh flowers on the table complete the image of a lived-in, vibrant space.
When designing the facade and interior of a country house, such an approach to space organization can serve as an excellent source of inspiration. Symmetrical built-in structures on either side of a functional center (fireplace) are not only practical but also create a sense of stability and order.