The minimalist interior of this country house embodies the philosophy of mindful space. The wooden ceiling with its pronounced texture creates a warm contrast with the white walls, bringing a natural element into the laconic space. Particularly noteworthy are the built-in white shelves in the corner of the room, which are not only functional but also visually don't weigh down the space.
The living room is designed with an emphasis on simplicity and tranquility: white soft furniture with cushions in neutral tones, low wooden coffee tables of non-standard organic shape, resembling tree cuts. A compact black fireplace built into the wall adds graphical elements to the interior without disrupting its integrity.
Large window openings provide abundant natural light and connection with the surrounding landscape. The gray concrete floor sets a restrained foundation for the interior and perfectly complements the wooden elements. A few decorative items – dried flowers in a vase, a round woven basket, books – are carefully selected, emphasizing the "less is more" concept.
Such design of the facade and interior of a country house reflects the modern tendency to create calm, contemplative spaces with an emphasis on natural materials and tactile sensations. The technique of integrating built-in storage systems into the architecture of the room, using contrasting textures (wood, textiles, concrete), and a minimalist approach to decoration can be successfully applied when designing your own home.