This interior exemplifies modern minimalist design where an expressive cantilevered staircase becomes the central compositional element. White monolithic steps, seemingly floating in space, create a dramatic contrast against the textured black wall. This solution is not only functional but also sculptural—the staircase transforms into an artistic object that sets the rhythm for the entire space.
The interior adheres to a strict achromatic palette—white, black, and shades of gray form an elegant and restrained atmosphere. Glossy floors reflect light, visually expanding the space, while suspended spherical light fixtures add softness to the geometrically rigorous composition. Behind the glass partition, a dining area with minimalist furniture is visible, supporting the overall concept of the interior.
When designing the facade of a country house and its interior, several techniques from this space can be adopted: playing with contrasts (light/dark, smooth/textured), using architectural elements as artistic objects, and thoughtful zoning with glass partitions that maintain the visual integrity of the space. This approach allows for creating an interior that is simultaneously expressive and functional, not overloaded with details, yet rich in visual impressions.