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The interior presented is a brilliant example of modern Scandinavian minimalism with subtle accents and thoughtful color solutions. The living room space is flooded with natural light thanks to panoramic windows, creating a sense of lightness and airiness — key principles of modern residential space design that can be applied to a country house as well.
The color palette of the interior is built on light, neutral shades of walls and wooden flooring, providing the perfect background for playing with bright accents. Particularly noteworthy is the pastel-toned sofa with contrasting cushions in pink, orange, blue, and gray. This multicolored composition creates a vibrant focal point in the room without visually overwhelming it.
Space zoning is implemented through soft techniques — using a mint green curtain that separates the living room from the adjacent area, partially visible. This allows for maintaining a sense of unified space while providing functional division.
The ceiling light in the form of a copper sphere acts as a visual dominant, bringing warm metallic tones into the interior and creating an effective reflection that visually expands the space. The minimalist white coffee table on thin legs emphasizes the lightness of the composition.
The green striped rug is remarkable as it echoes the shade of the curtain and adds an element of texture to the interior, creating a cozy atmosphere. The arrangement is complemented by a white orchid plant — a living element that adds elegance and connection to nature.
This interior demonstrates how the skillful use of color, light, and texture can create a harmonious, visually interesting space even within a minimalist approach. Such techniques can be successfully applied in the design of a country house to create a modern yet cozy living space.