This interior is a magnificent example of how an attic space can be effectively utilized, transforming it into a cozy sleeping area. Located under a sloping roof, the room demonstrates skillful use of limited geometry, where the inclined walls become not a limitation but a characteristic feature of the design.
The central element of the interior is a bed with a bright red coverlet, which becomes an accent element of the entire space. The symmetrical arrangement of bedside tables and table lamps creates a sense of order and balance. The architectural elements of the roof frame are organically integrated into the interior design, creating an interesting rhythmic pattern on the ceiling.
Special attention deserves the relaxation area with wicker armchairs and a small table, which is organized by a large arched window, providing natural lighting and a visual connection with the external environment. The window drapery softens the geometry of the room and adds textural contrast.
The central element of the floor is a vintage Persian carpet with a blue-red palette, which masterfully connects all the color accents of the interior. The warm-toned wooden floor adds extra coziness to the space and harmonizes with the wooden furniture elements.
When designing the facade of a country house and decorating attic spaces, you can take note of several solutions from this interior: the use of dormer windows for maximum natural lighting, integration of structural roof elements into the design, creation of color accents for visual focus, and the use of textiles to soften the geometry of the space.