This kitchen is an excellent example of Scandinavian minimalism with classic elements. The space is organized in a narrow gallery layout, which is a typical solution for European urban apartments. The snow-white facades of kitchen cabinets with vertical panels create a sense of lightness and visually expand the space, while the glass doors of the upper cabinets add airiness to the interior.
The contrast of dark flooring with white walls and furniture is a classic technique that gives the interior depth and expressiveness. Wooden countertops bring warmth and coziness to the monochrome palette, softening the strictness of the overall design. Particularly noteworthy is the use of traditional Viennese chairs, which add a touch of vintage elegance to the modern space.
The large window provides natural lighting and connection with the outside world, while plants on the windowsill and hanging planters create a lively atmosphere, bringing natural elements into the interior. The minimalist pendant light with an exposed incandescent bulb emphasizes the contemporary character of the space.
When designing a country house interior, several techniques from this design can be adopted: the contrasting combination of light walls with dark flooring, the use of natural materials, open shelving for storage, the integration of live plants, and thoughtful organization of natural lighting. These elements will help create a harmonious and functional space regardless of room size.