This space represents a magnificent synthesis of nature and architecture — a stone hearth harmoniously combines with a built-in bath, creating a unique relaxation area. The massive stonework, made of natural stone in various shades and textures, forms a monumental wall with a functioning fireplace. The flames create a cozy atmosphere and are further accentuated by carefully placed candles in the niches of the stone masonry.
Special value is added to the interior by floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows framed in wooden frames. These windows open to a forest landscape painted in bluish twilight tones. This solution erases the boundary between the interior space of the house and the surrounding nature, creating a sense of complete unity with the forest.
The built-in stone bath with turquoise water is organically integrated into the space by the fireplace — a rare and bold design solution for country house facade and interior planning. Wooden floors and ceiling beams made of warm timber add natural authenticity to the interior. Small but significant details — rolled towels, a potted plant, a stack of books — complete the composition, making it lived-in and thoughtful.
This interior demonstrates several techniques that can be used when creating your own home: contrasting combination of heavy (stone) and light (glass) materials; integration of natural elements into design; functional zoning without using partitions; using natural lighting as the main element of the interior; combination of water and fire as opposite but complementary elements.