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This interior masterfully embodies the balance between countryside comfort and industrial aesthetics. The brick wall with three large windows becomes the focal point of the space, bringing a warm terracotta hue and textural contrast to the white walls. The cast-iron stove with a transparent door not only serves as a functional heating element but also creates the atmosphere of a home hearth, especially with neatly stacked firewood in the niche below it.
The designer skillfully combines furniture of different styles: a vintage armchair with blue upholstery, a minimalist dark gray sofa with decorative pillows, and an unusual coffee table on wheels. The space is zoned using rugs with traditional patterns that add warmth to the wooden floor. The interior follows the principle of eclecticism — a combination of rustic style, industrial elements, and vintage accents.
Lighting is solved with a minimalist wire chandelier that doesn't clutter the space and maintains the industrial design line. The dining area is organized with laconic tables on metal legs and simple wooden chairs. Such facade and interior design of a country house demonstrates how to create a space that is simultaneously functional and full of character.
When designing your own interior, you can adopt the following techniques: preserving and emphasizing original architectural elements (like the brick wall), using natural materials to create warmth and texture, grouping different-style furniture to create an eclectic but harmonious image, and strategically placing art objects and plants to add individuality to the space.