This minimalist bathroom interior under a sloped roof presents an elegant combination of contrasts – pristine white surfaces and dark mosaic tiles. The architectural dominant of the space is the graceful arched window, filling the room with natural light and creating a visual connection with the outside world.
Particularly appealing is the interplay of textures: glossy white surfaces of furniture and fixtures contrast with the dark mosaic, creating a dramatic effect in the interior. The designer skillfully employed zoning techniques – mosaic tiles with sparse light inclusions form an accent wall by the window and mirror, unifying different functional areas.
An interesting solution is the live plant in a minimalist black planter, which adds a natural element to the strict geometry of the space. Additional accents – woven baskets of various sizes – bring tactility and organic character to the interior, softening the overall strictness of the composition.
The built-in screen and minimalist fixtures emphasize the contemporary character of the space. When designing a country house facade, similar attention to details and contrasts can become key to creating an expressive and functional interior. This approach allows even a small space under a sloped roof to acquire individuality and style.