This modern interior is a masterful example of an open floor plan, where the dining area and living room naturally flow into each other, creating a unified functional space. The central white column serves not only as a structural element but also as a natural zone divider, without disrupting the integrity of the space.
The interior palette is built on a combination of neutral shades with bright accents. White walls and ceiling create a sense of spaciousness and light, while the warm wooden floor adds coziness. The vintage turquoise sideboard deserves special attention, becoming a bright color accent and giving the space individuality. This technique of using vintage furniture painted in a contrasting color can be noted when designing a country house interior, to add character even to the most neutral space.
The design features a harmonious combination of various textures and materials: wooden furniture, metal elements of Eames chairs, a glass coffee table, soft textiles of the sofa and decorative pillows. The geometric pendant light above the dining table becomes a functional art object and the center of composition for this area.
The decor is thought out to the smallest detail: the yellow table lamp echoes with the yellow decorative pillow, the abstract wall panel adds dynamics, and dried flowers in the vase bring in a natural element. Minimalist posters in thin wooden frames complement the overall composition without overwhelming the space.