The interior of this country house represents a masterful blend of contemporary minimalist aesthetics with elements of industrial style. The space is characterized by an impressive contrast between rough brick walls left in their authentic state and clean white surfaces that create a sense of airiness and spaciousness.
Particularly noteworthy is the abundance of natural light flowing through floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows that literally erase the boundary between the interior and the surrounding garden. This architectural solution not only visually expands the space but also ensures a continuous connection with nature—a technique that can be applied when designing the facade of a country house to create a harmonious dialogue between the structure and the surrounding landscape.
The furniture in the interior is carefully selected: a classic leather Eames Lounge Chair with an ottoman in warm cognac tones creates a cozy corner for relaxation, while a massive wooden table brings an element of naturalness and warmth. An interesting detail is the ultra-modern pendant light made of wooden slats, which adds dynamics to the space and creates an intriguing play of light and shadow.
On the wall hangs an artistic work—a portrait that serves as a visual accent and adds individuality to the space. An unexpected element in the interior is a surfboard leaning against the wall, which is not only a functional item but also becomes an art object, emphasizing the casual, relaxed character of the setting.
The concrete floor—typical for industrial style—is softened here by a vintage rug with an ornamental pattern that adds texture and warmth. The combination of exposed brick, glass, wood, and concrete creates a multi-layered textural composition, giving the interior depth and character.
This interior demonstrates how elements of various styles—from modernism to industrial aesthetics—can be successfully integrated, creating a harmonious and functional living space that reflects the individuality of its inhabitants.