This country house interior beautifully embodies a modern interpretation of rustic style with elements of Scandinavian minimalism. The open space is organized as a studio, where the living room smoothly transitions into the dining area and kitchen. The ceiling with exposed whitewashed beams adds authenticity to the room and visually increases the height, creating a sense of airiness.
The color palette of the interior is built on neutral tones – white walls, light wood, and gray sofa upholstery, which are diluted with bright accents in the form of turquoise textile elements and fresh flowers. This creates a harmonious, calming space with punctual bursts of color.
Special attention is drawn to the competent organization of multi-level space – a small podium separates the kitchen area from the living room, which allows for visual zoning of the space without using partitions. Wooden kitchen facades in a natural shade perfectly correspond to the overall style of the house and emphasize the connection with the natural surroundings.
Large windows and glass doors provide abundant natural lighting and create a direct visual connection with the garden, blurring the boundary between interior space and nature. This solution is especially valuable for country house facade design, where the organic inclusion of the structure in the landscape is important.
The interior skillfully combines functionality and aesthetics: compact furniture does not clutter the space but provides the necessary comfort. Interior details, such as the backgammon board game, floral arrangements, and textile accessories, give the space individuality and a homey feel.