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This exquisite glazed veranda-solarium represents a magnificent example of an organic connection between the home's interior space and the surrounding landscape. Framed by large floor-to-ceiling windows, the veranda virtually dissolves into the scenery, creating the illusion of being outdoors while enjoying the complete comfort of an enclosed space.
The interior is designed in a natural palette dominated by shades of green—from soft olive cushions on the wicker furniture to the rich greenery of large-leaved plants that add a tropical accent to the room. The designer has skillfully organized two functional zones: a dining area with a round stone table and a cozy living space with a coffee table, without disrupting the airiness of the space.
Particularly noteworthy is the delicate balance between elegance and casualness: wrought iron furniture with geometric patterns gives the interior structure, while soft pillows and fresh flowers in vases—purple roses and blue delphiniums—add notes of homely comfort. The dark wooden floor covering contrasts with the predominantly light palette of the room, giving the composition depth and solidity.
In the design of the country house facade, visible through the glass panels, there is an inclination toward classic American architecture with its characteristic gabled roof and neat exterior in light blue tones, which harmoniously blends with the surrounding nature.
When designing a similar space in your own home, it's worth paying attention to playing with transparency and the free circulation of light, using natural materials and textures, as well as creating a smooth transition between interior and exterior. This approach transforms a veranda not just into an additional room, but into a unique space for contemplating nature in any season.