The image showcases an exquisite bathroom under a sloped roof in a modern country house. The space is organically integrated into the attic floor architecture, where wooden ceiling beams are not concealed but become an expressive design element. Light walls with a pale pink hue create a sense of warmth and coziness, while the wooden floor made of wide planks emphasizes the naturalness and eco-friendly approach to the interior.
The central element of the composition is an elegant freestanding oval bathtub integrated into a wooden countertop. This technique is not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional—creating a convenient surface for placing candles and bath accessories. Built-in shelves in the niche under the sloped roof rationally utilize the "awkward" space, transforming it into storage for cosmetics and decorative elements.
To the right is an area with two bowl-shaped sinks on a wooden console, repeating the material and style of the main countertop. Minimalist faucets and the absence of wall cabinets create a sense of spaciousness and lightness. Attention is drawn to the skillful use of natural light through attic windows, making the space airy and filled with light.
Through the portal-like opening, there's a view of the bedroom with a panoramic window overlooking a mountain landscape, creating a sense of unity with nature. This country house facade design with carefully positioned windows provides not only magnificent views but also an abundance of natural lighting.
In your own project, a similar approach to organizing attic space can be adopted: using sloped surfaces for built-in storage, combining the bathroom with the bedroom to create a master suite, and using natural materials to create an atmosphere of comfort and proximity to nature. A particularly successful technique is the combination of white walls with warm wooden surfaces and an emphasis on the natural texture of materials without excessive decoration.