This impressive interior presents an excellent example of modern industrial aesthetics in a converted loft space. The sandy-colored brick walls create a warm backdrop, preserving the authenticity and history of the building, while the exposed wooden trusses and dark ceiling add height and drama to the space.
The open floor plan combines the living room, dining area, and kitchen into a unified space, ensuring free air flow and social interaction. Large window openings with barn-style sliding doors fill the room with natural light and create a connection with the outside world, simultaneously serving as an expressive design element.
Of particular note is the contrast between rough textures (brick, wood, metal structures) and modern, minimalist furniture pieces. The white Eames chairs around a minimalist dining table, the sculptural leather LC4 chaise lounge (designed by Le Corbusier), and the black leather trunk create an eclectic yet harmonious composition.
The modern kitchen with white cabinetry and stainless steel balances the raw nature of the brick walls, while bright red accents (noticeable on the door to the right and in the reproduction of Banksy's famous graffiti featuring a girl with a red balloon) give the space character and visual rhythm.
When designing the facade of a country house in a similar style, attention should be paid to exposed structural elements, the use of natural materials, and the creation of large light openings that will maximize the integration of interior space with the surrounding nature.