This interior exemplifies contemporary minimalism infused with natural aesthetics. The focal point of the space is a monumental stone wall constructed from irregular fragments of light limestone in a "dry stack" technique. This wall, spanning the full height of the two-level room, serves both as an architectural dominant and a functional element framing the built-in fireplace. An interesting design solution in the form of a hemispherical shade made from natural material adds an additional accent to the fireplace.
The color palette is executed in calm neutral tones – with shades of beige, cream, and gray predominating, creating a serene atmosphere and highlighting the texture of natural materials. The furniture in the living area is laconic and functional: two armchairs with wooden frames and textile cushions face the fireplace, creating an intimate relaxation zone. The composition is complemented by two original Acapulco chairs with woven bases, bringing a touch of bohemian style to the interior.
The space is organized according to an "open plan" principle, with different functional areas delicately demarcated through floor levels and carpet coverings. Large panoramic windows with light curtains provide abundant natural lighting and visually connect the interior with the external environment. Such country house facade design with panoramic glazing allows maximum utilization of the natural landscape's advantages.
Decorative elements are few but expressive: a basket with pillows, several lanterns, books, and small accessories on the coffee table create a sense of a lived-in space without overwhelming it. Overall, the interior demonstrates a harmonious combination of modern design solutions with the warmth of natural materials and textures, creating a space conducive to peaceful relaxation and contemplation.