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Before us is a magnificent example of modern minimalist interior in a spacious country house with an impressive open floor plan. The space is organized according to the principle of multi-level design, creating a dynamic composition where each functional area flows smoothly into another while maintaining its autonomy.
The dominant white color scheme with a prevalence of concrete surfaces creates a sense of cleanliness and weightlessness. The architect masterfully uses glass partitions instead of traditional walls, allowing light to penetrate freely into all corners of the interior. The glass railings on staircases and balustrades look particularly expressive, creating the effect of floating in space.
The kitchen area is designed as a minimalist white island, emphasizing the concept of an "invisible" functional space. The dining area with a wooden table and light white chairs brings a warm contrast to the cool monochromatic palette of the interior.
The lounge area is furnished with iconic Bauhaus-style furniture pieces — black Barcelona chairs and a white sofa of strict geometric shape. This solution emphasizes the author's commitment to modernist aesthetics and functionality.
The staircases are executed with special architectural expressiveness and serve not only as a functional element but also as a sculptural accent of the entire composition. In the bedroom area, located at the upper level, the same principle of openness and visual lightness is maintained.
Modern country house facade design and its interior in this project demonstrate masterful command of space, light, and textures. For your own home, you can borrow several techniques: the use of glass partitions instead of solid walls, a contrasting combination of cold and warm materials, as well as a well-thought-out multi-level layout that visually expands the living space.