This interior represents a masterful example of modern loft space, likely located in an attic floor or penthouse. The space is characterized by an open layout that combines the kitchen and living area, creating a sense of spaciousness and freedom despite its compact size.
The kitchen is executed in a minimalist industrial style with dark matte facades and stainless steel countertops, giving the space the expressive character of a professional kitchen. The minimalist hood with a glass visor is suspended above the island, maintaining the visual lightness of the space. The island serves not only as a work surface but also as a divider of functional zones.
Particularly impressive are the sloped walls and ceilings, characteristic of attic spaces, which are skillfully integrated into the overall concept. The large window provides abundant natural light and creates a connection with the outside world. The designer cleverly utilized this element by placing the dining area near the window, allowing for enjoyment of the view during meals.
The color palette is built on a combination of neutral gray and white tones, which are diluted with bright accents in the form of abstract wall panels. These artistic elements bring dynamism and individuality to the interior. Living plants in tall vases add a natural component to the industrial space, softening its austerity.
Glass, metal, and glossy surfaces are actively used in the design, which is typical for modern minimalism. The suspended artichoke pendant light (likely a design by Poul Henningsen) serves not only as a light source but also as a significant decorative element.
When designing the facade of a country house, a similar minimalist approach with large windows and geometric shapes can be an excellent solution for creating a modern appearance of the building, while ensuring maximum connection between the interior space and the surrounding nature.