The modern studio presented in the image is a striking example of minimalist integration design, where the kitchen smoothly transitions into a workspace. Clear zoning is achieved through a contrasting color scheme: the dark gray accent wall with a TV visually separates the work area from the kitchen while maintaining the integrity of the space.
The kitchen area is designed in light tones with white cabinet fronts featuring vertical grooves, which adds lightness to the interior. The wooden countertop and backsplash made of the same material add warmth and natural texture to the minimalist interior. Open shelves in dark finish create an expressive contrast and serve not only as a functional storage element but also as a decorative accent.
Particular attention is drawn to the bar counter, which acts as a divider between the kitchen and living area. This technique maintains the feeling of open space while functionally delineating zones. The minimalist design is complemented by well-thought-out lighting – recessed ceiling lights and under-cabinet lighting create a comfortable atmosphere.
The workspace with a white desk and transparent chair supports the overall concept of laconic design. This solution is particularly relevant for small spaces in country houses, where it's important to use every square meter as efficiently as possible. A similar integration approach can be applied when designing the facade of a country house, where the exterior appearance of the building continues and complements the interior space.
This interior demonstrates a modern approach to organizing living space, where functionality does not contradict aesthetics, and carefully thought-out details create a harmonious and comfortable living environment.