This bathroom interior represents a striking example of contrast design, where classical elements meet modern aesthetics. The black tiles covering the lower part of the walls and floor create a dramatic foundation for the entire composition. This technique visually "grounds" the space, giving it depth and expressiveness.
Particularly noteworthy is the organization of the wash basin area: a white ceramic sink is installed on a black cabinet with multiple small drawers, reminiscent of an apothecary chest - an interesting vintage accent. The frameless round mirror adds lightness and modernity, while also visually expanding the space by reflecting the light upper part of the room with its vertical stripes.
The upper wall zone is finished in light tones with thin vertical stripes, creating an interesting contrast with the lower dark section and visually increasing the ceiling height. This technique of two-tone wall division is especially effective in small spaces and can be successfully applied when designing the interior of a country house, where it's important to create a sense of spaciousness even in compact areas.
Textile elements - towels with graphic patterns and the checkered fabric hanging on the door - soften the strictness of the black and white palette and add coziness. The small plant on the shelf near the mirror brings a living touch to the monochrome interior, which is an important technique for creating balance in strict color schemes.
Details are crucial: decorative handles on the drawers, neatly arranged bottles on the shelf, thoughtful textures of fabrics - all this creates a complete picture of a stylish, functional, and yet cozy space.