The interior presented embodies Scandinavian minimalism with elegant functionality. The central element of the living room is a large white bookcase wall unit with an integrated TV area. This solution represents a classic example of effective vertical space utilization — from floor to ceiling — which is especially valuable in modern country house design projects where a balance between aesthetics and practicality is required.
The color palette is built on light tones with blue accents, implemented through the sofa textile with a traditional Eastern pattern. Natural wood furniture (rocking chair, dining chairs) brings warmth to the monochromatic space. Interesting zoning is achieved through striped rugs that delineate functional areas without visually "weighing down" the space.
The storage organization deserves special attention: glass cabinet facades display a collection of white dishes, while open shelves above the TV and along the walls serve both for storage and for exhibiting books and decorative elements. This approach to storage systems creates a sense of "breathing" space, despite the abundance of items.
Natural lighting is enhanced by light, semi-transparent curtains, while a metal pendant lamp and table lamp provide focused light for various usage scenarios. The room layout with a transition to the kitchen area illustrates the modern approach to open spaces so characteristic of Scandinavian design.