This interior example represents a magnificent combination of Mediterranean aesthetics and eco-minimalism, situated in a cozy terrace or veranda space of a country house. The clay walls in a warm terracotta shade create an organic framing for the relaxation area, offering a natural continuation of the landscape visible through the arched opening on the right.
Particularly noteworthy is the bold textural composition of unprocessed wooden poles serving as a decorative element on the back wall. This technique visually supports the ecological concept of the space and creates a dynamic contrast with the smooth walls. The wicker furniture – sofa and chairs – continues the natural theme, bringing tactile diversity and referencing traditional craft techniques.
The color palette of the interior is carefully thought out: pastel cushions in shades of light pink and mint green create a soft contrast with the more structural textural elements and neutral tones of the main surfaces. The woven spherical lamp serves as an accent, not only functioning as a lighting element but also becoming an artistic object that casts interesting patterned shadows in the evening.
The mobile round coffee tables made of solid wood on wheels also draw attention – a practical and simultaneously aesthetic solution for a multifunctional space. The sisal rug adds another layer of texture, increasing comfort while maintaining the natural aesthetics.
When designing the facade of a country house, such an approach to terrace design can significantly expand the living space, creating semi-open areas that blur the boundary between home and garden. This interior demonstrates how local materials and craft techniques can be interpreted in a contemporary context to create an atmospheric space with character.