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This is a magnificent example of country style in the kitchen interior of a country house with elements of English classics. The space is organized around a central island in a soft green color with a wooden countertop, which serves not only as a work surface but also as a place for storing dishes on open shelves. A second island with a dark stone countertop complements the kitchen area, forming a functional U-shaped layout.
The white facades of the main kitchen furniture with paneled doors and distinctive metal handles create a sense of cleanliness and tradition. Particularly noteworthy is the arched niche above the stove, lined with white subway tiles — a technique often used in designing facades and interiors of country houses to emphasize the kitchen area and add an architectural element to the space.
The ceiling is decorated with classic cornices, adding elegance to the room. Large windows with floral Roman blinds allow plenty of natural light and open to a view of the green garden, creating a connection with nature — an important aspect of country living. Small pots with herbs placed by the window add freshness to the interior.
The color palette of the interior is built on a combination of white, green, and wood tones with black accents in the form of countertops and certain details. Wooden chairs with characteristic cross-backs emphasize the rustic aesthetic of the space. The light-colored floor tiles make the space more airy and visually enlarge it.
A special atmosphere is created by the vintage cream-colored stove in the niche — the central element around which the entire kitchen composition is built. This is a vivid example of how functionality can be combined with aesthetics in a country house.