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This interior represents a brilliant example of modern attic space design, where sloped ceilings and natural light from roof windows become visual focal points of the room. Snow-white walls and ceiling create a sense of spaciousness and light, which is especially important for spaces under the roof.
The zoning of the space is masterfully executed – the living area transitions into the dining zone smoothly and organically. Note the contrasting combination of light walls with dark accents – a gray sofa, black carpet, glossy coffee table, and large black lampshade above the dining table. Color accents add individuality: red lightning bolts on the wall, a bright orange modular shelf installation, and a colorful pillow on the sofa bring the space to life.
Special attention should be paid to the contrast of textures: wooden chairs with organic forms, tactilely pleasant textiles, glass and glossy surfaces. Such a variety of materials gives the interior depth and character. The design shows the influence of Scandinavian minimalism with elements of pop art in the decor.
When designing the facade of a country house, a similar approach to using attic space can significantly expand the usable area, transforming the loft space into a full-fledged living area with character and individuality.