The image showcases a beautifully designed open veranda of a country house where natural materials and functional space harmoniously intertwine. The central element is a brick structure with a fireplace that serves not only as an architectural dominant but also fulfills a practical function, allowing the veranda to be used even on cooler days.
The ceiling is made of natural wood with exposed beams, which adds warmth and coziness to the space while visually increasing its height. Industrial pendant lights add a modern touch to the overall concept. The open layout of the veranda is divided into two functional areas: a dining area with a massive wooden table and a lounge area with wicker furniture and a vintage trunk used as a coffee table.
Special attention should be paid to the interaction between the interior and the surrounding nature—the veranda is almost completely open to the forest landscape, while light curtains allow for adjusting the degree of privacy and sun protection. Potted plants and fresh flowers on the dining table emphasize the connection with the natural surroundings.
When designing the facade of a country house in a similar style, it's worth paying attention to the use of natural materials, creating semi-open spaces, and thoughtful zoning. This approach allows for creating a harmonious transition between the house and the natural landscape, which is especially valuable when building in a wooded area.