This interior exemplifies a masterful adaptation of attic space. The room is situated under a sloped roof, where the angled walls and ceiling have become a distinctive design feature rather than a limitation. The pristine white finish of the walls and ceiling creates a sense of spaciousness and lightness, despite the angular geometry of the room.
The kitchen area is designed in a minimalist Scandinavian style with smooth white cabinets and a contrasting dark glass backsplash panel that adds depth to the space. The solid wood countertop brings warmth and coziness to the monochromatic palette, creating a pleasing balance of materials. The characteristic breakfast bar elegantly separates the kitchen from the dining area.
The dining set is placed by an arched window that offers a view of the surrounding countryside house facade and landscape. The metal wire chairs with thin legs appear almost weightless and don't overwhelm the space, allowing light to circulate freely. The round white table complements the airy composition.
Particularly noteworthy is the natural wood parquet flooring with its rich warm tone, which contrasts with the whiteness of the interior and adds coziness. Rays of sunlight streaming through the window create picturesque shadows and highlight the texture of the wood, making the space more dynamic.
Built-in appliances and a well-thought-out storage system in the kitchen area minimize visual noise, maintaining clean lines. The high ceilings with integrated lighting enhance the sense of spaciousness and airiness throughout the room.