This country house interior represents an excellent example of modern elegance with refined classical elements. The living room space is organized around a symmetrical central fireplace that serves as the compositional focal point of the room. White walls create a neutral canvas, allowing accent elements to stand out.
A particularly expressive solution is the use of a contrasting color scheme: a terracotta sofa with warm-toned cushions is juxtaposed against dark brown leather armchairs. These furniture elements are placed on a striped rug that adds textural interest and ties the color palette together.
Symmetry, so important in classical design of facades and interiors of country houses, is reflected in the arrangement of two identical black table lamps on either side of the fireplace. The abstract art above the mantelpiece adds a contemporary touch, softening the formality of the composition.
The glass coffee table with a metal frame creates a sense of lightness in the center of the room, while a small plant in a transparent vase brings an element of nature into the interior. Architecturally, the space is interestingly organized with two passages: one leading to the kitchen, the other to the staircase, creating a sense of spaciousness and connectivity between different areas of the house.
The design employs the principle of balance between the openness of modern planning and the coziness of a traditional home, making the space both functional and welcoming.