This impressive interior represents a masterful embodiment of a modern loft in a country house. The space is organized according to the "double-height" principle, where the upper level is designed as an open gallery with metal railings, visually connecting the floors. The architectural dominant of the room is the original exposed truss structures with a contrasting combination of dark wood and white surfaces, creating a dramatic rhythm on the ceiling.
The interior gains special expressiveness from brick walls with natural texture, deliberately preserved in their authentic form, which emphasizes the industrial character of the space. Large panoramic windows with a louvered system provide excellent natural lighting and connection with the natural surroundings. Noteworthy is the harmonious combination of rough textures (brick, exposed beams) with smooth modern surfaces of furniture and floors.
The lower level consists of an open kitchen-dining area with minimalist white kitchen cabinets and a massive wooden dining table as a central element, while the upper level appears to be dedicated to a lounge area with soft furniture. The glass railings of the gallery provide visual lightness and do not obstruct the spread of light.
When designing the facade of a country house and its interior, several techniques can be borrowed from this example: contrasting combination of materials (rough brick and smooth modern surfaces), open structural system as a decorative element, maximum use of natural light through large-format windows, as well as multi-level space for visual expansion of rooms.