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This is an excellent example of a contemporary minimalist interior located under the sloped roof of an attic floor. The space is organized according to an open plan concept, where the living area smoothly transitions into the kitchen, creating a sense of airiness and spaciousness. Despite the limited area, the designer has managed to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing space.
The color palette is built on a combination of neutral tones – white walls and ceiling with gray accents of the kitchen cabinets and concrete flooring. Bright color splashes are presented by orange pillows on the gray sofa, adding warmth and coziness to the monochromatic interior. This demonstrates how properly placed color accents can enliven a neutral space.
Particularly impressive is the work with natural lighting – the skylights allow abundant daylight, while pendant lights are strategically positioned to create comfortable artificial lighting during evening hours. Any country house facade design should consider the possibilities of natural lighting for interior spaces, which is wonderfully implemented in this project.
An interesting solution is the concrete staircase on the left, which is integrated into the overall design and becomes an architectural feature rather than just a functional element. The kitchen island with its minimalist design serves not only as a work surface but also as a zoning element.
Plants in the interior add life and freshness, softening the strict lines and materials. The artwork on the wall and decorative elements on the shelf personalize the space, giving it an individual character.
Overall, this interior illustrates a modern approach to organizing living space, where functionality, aesthetics, and comfort exist in harmonious balance.