This interior represents a vivid example of modern Scandinavian style with elements of Mediterranean aesthetics. The dining area occupies the central place in the composition, featuring a wooden table with light legs covered with a pale tablecloth. Black chairs with wooden legs create contrast with the overall light palette of the space.
The geometric pattern of the tiles draws special attention, being used both on the floor and on the accent wall. The combination of blue, beige, and gray tones in the pattern creates a dynamic background without overwhelming the space. This tiling becomes a unifying design element, connecting different areas of the room.
The vibrant blue pendant lights not only provide functional lighting above the dining table but also support the color scheme, echoing the shades of the tiles and tableware. Plants in the form of vertical compositions add life and freshness to the interior, softening the geometric shapes of the furniture and finishes.
The concrete finish on part of the walls adds a modern industrial touch, which is balanced by the warmth of wooden elements and soft textiles. Blue bar stools at the wooden counter continue the color theme, creating a visual connection between different functional zones.
This interior solution demonstrates how color and pattern can be effectively used to create character in a space. When designing the facade of a country house, a similar approach to combining textures and colors can be equally effective, creating an expressive and harmonious appearance for the building.