This interior represents an excellent example of modern minimalism with elements of Scandinavian style in a country house. The living room space is organized around a central area with a comfortable light beige corner sofa and a separate armchair, creating an atmosphere of comfort and harmony. Bright accents in the form of mustard-yellow pillows and curtains add character and visual warmth to the room.
Special attention should be paid to the geometric pendant light in the shape of a polyhedron, made of black metal – it becomes the real center of the composition, emphasizing the high ceilings with open beams painted white. This solution significantly increases the visual volume of the room and adds airiness to the interior.
The fiddle leaf fig plants in large pots on both sides of the fireplace are a successful technique for introducing a natural element into the interior. They not only enliven the space but also improve the microclimate of the room. The minimalist fireplace with clean lines fits perfectly into the overall concept of country house facade and interior design, harmoniously blending with the neutral color palette.
The difference in floor levels between the main living area and the adjoining room creates functional zoning without using partitions, maintaining the feeling of a unified space. Large windows provide excellent natural lighting and a visual connection with the natural surroundings, which is one of the key principles of modern country house architecture.
Light color scheme with accents, natural materials, functional minimalism, and abundant natural light – these are the main techniques that can be adopted when working on your own interior. This project demonstrates how to create a modern yet warm and cozy living space while avoiding an overload of details.