This entryway showcases a masterful use of geometric patterns to create a visually rich yet elegant space. The dominant design element is the bold wallpaper with a repeating trellis pattern in dark blue on a light background, covering not only the walls but extending to the ceiling, creating an immersive effect. This technique, where the same pattern spans across different planes, visually unifies the space and gives it coherence.
The geometric theme continues in the herringbone-patterned marble floor, which creates an interesting contrast to the regular pattern of the wallpaper. The white ceiling molding and white geometric pendant light add a touch of modern classicism, while the transition to the bright interior of the next room provides a visual pause and depth.
The furniture is selected with exceptional taste: a dark gray armchair with wooden legs and decorative nail heads creates a cozy corner, while a gray dresser with metallic handles provides functionality without sacrificing style. Small accents in the form of yellow tulips and a decorative pillow add necessary color splashes.
Round mirrors in unusual frames serve not only functional purposes but also visually soften the geometric nature of the space. This interior demonstrates how professional country house design can create a memorable impression immediately upon entry while remaining functional and livable.