In this restrained yet expressive dining area of a country house, contemporary aesthetics harmoniously blend with Middle Eastern style elements. The space is organized around a massive dining table with a concrete top resting on wooden supports, creating an interesting contrast of materials. Two leather chairs with metal elements emphasize the industrial note in the design.
Of particular note are three pendant lights in Moroccan style, made of metal with delicate perforations. These antique-looking chandeliers become the central element of the composition, creating soft light patterns and bringing an exotic charm to the space. Their placement against the backdrop of floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows is especially effective—light and shadows play against the greenery outside.
The table features a minimalist composition: a low stone vase with white flowers surrounded by tall black candles in metal holders. This setting emphasizes the architectural austerity of the interior while simultaneously adding coziness. To the left, a large fiddle leaf fig plant in a floor pot adds a living, natural note to the monochromatic color scheme.
Gray walls and ceiling create a calm, neutral background that allows each detail to stand out. The large windows with a panoramic view of the garden become "living paintings" that blur the boundary between the interior space and the natural surroundings. When designing the facade of a country house, such a connection with the landscape can become a key element in creating a harmonious living space.
This interior demonstrates how the combination of sophisticated details with a laconic base and the integration of natural elements can create a space that is both elegant and cozy for living.