In this modern interior of a country house, special attention is drawn to the minimalist staircase with dark steps that seems to float in space. The designer has masterfully integrated a concrete wall with a characteristic formwork texture, giving the room an industrial charm. Built-in round light fixtures in the concrete wall create soft, directional lighting that highlights the texture of the material.
The impressive floor-to-ceiling panoramic glazing fills the space with natural light and visually connects the interior with the surrounding landscape. This is a characteristic technique of modern country house architecture, where the boundary between internal and external space is deliberately blurred. The vertical slats on the right add rhythm and serve as an element of zoning, simultaneously filtering sunlight.
The strict geometry of the staircase with minimalist metal supports creates a sense of lightness, despite the impressive construction. The combination of raw concrete, glass, and dark metal forms a restrained color scheme characteristic of contemporary minimalism. This approach to interior design demonstrates how industrial aesthetics can be elegantly integrated into the living space of a country house.