This children's room interior features an impressive design technique — a world map that covers not only the wall but also the ceiling, creating an immersive effect. The image is rendered in a bright topographic style with predominant turquoise-blue water tones and green landmasses. This solution is not only educational but also highly aesthetic, visually expanding the room's space.
The color scheme of the room harmoniously complements the map: blue and white striped Roman shades echo the maritime theme, while accents in the form of red, white, and blue cushions on the built-in window bench create a vibrant contrast. Particularly interesting is the red pillow with a white circle, reminiscent of a sea buoy or an element of maritime symbolism.
The furniture in the room is minimalist and functional: a round wooden table with a dark tabletop, a children's chair with "KYE" lettering (possibly the child's name), and a built-in window seat that also serves as a storage system. The light wooden floor creates a sense of freshness and cleanliness, typical for modern country house design, where the balance between aesthetics and practicality is important.
This interior demonstrates how thematic wall and ceiling design can become a central element, shaping the character of the entire space. A similar approach can be used in any room of a country house, adapting the theme to the functional purpose of the space and the personal preferences of the owners.