This interior represents an excellent example of harmonious integration between historical architecture and contemporary design. The central element of the space is the magnificent brick vaulted ceiling, executed in traditional Catalan vault technique. The terracotta tones of the brickwork create a warm, cozy atmosphere and serve as a striking contrast to the minimalist white kitchen.
The kitchen space is organized around a functional island with a breakfast bar, which becomes the center of communication. The white glossy facades of the kitchen cabinets reflect light, visually expanding the space and creating a sense of lightness. The tall bar stools with light wooden legs support the overall color palette of the interior.
The arched window with panoramic glazing provides abundant natural light and emphasizes the architectural heritage of the building. The stone masonry of the walls, partially left exposed, creates a dialogue between old and new, adding authenticity and character to the interior.
Natural materials and textures play an important role in creating a cohesive composition: the woven basket on a round jute rug, wooden cutting board, and ceramic dishware add tactility and comfort. When designing the facade of a country house and interior spaces, it's worth paying attention to the potential of historical elements that can be integrated into modern design, creating unique interiors with character and history.