This impressive two-level loft is a fine example of contemporary urban living where functionality and aesthetics go hand in hand. The interior skillfully combines various zones within a single open space, creating a harmonious composition for comfortable living.
The central design element is the white staircase with wooden steps and minimalist metal railings leading to the second level. The space beneath the stairs is rationally utilized for a compact kitchen with clean lines of white facades and a dark worktop, creating an elegant contrast. This solution is characteristic of modern lofts where every square meter is valued.
Particularly noteworthy is the storage system consisting of modular white cubes that not only serve a practical function but also act as a visual space divider. These modules are enlivened with indoor plants and decorative objects, adding individuality to the interior. This approach to zoning can be successfully applied when designing the interior of a country house, especially in rooms with high ceilings.
The color palette of the interior is built on the contrast of neutral white surfaces with bright accents of red Chesterfield leather furniture. The sofa and armchair with characteristic tufted upholstery bring a note of classical luxury to the modern space. Wooden floors in a warm shade soften the strictness of white surfaces and create a cozy atmosphere.
The use of living plants to soften the geometric rigor of the interior is interesting. Climbing plants descending from bookshelves and large leafy potted plants add organic elements and life to the space, improving not only aesthetics but also the microclimate of the room.
Lighting is solved with a multi-level system: functional lighting in the kitchen area is complemented by decorative pendant lights and a floor lamp, allowing for varying lighting scenarios depending on the time of day and mood.