This country house interior embodies the perfect balance between the coziness of an Alpine chalet and the elegance of rustic style. At the center of the composition is a massive fireplace with wooden cladding, which serves not only as a functional element but also as the architectural dominant of the entire space. The wide white portal of the fireplace contrasts with the dark wooden panels, creating a sense of warmth and solidity.
Special attention should be paid to the interior details: vintage wooden chests used as coffee tables bring historical context and functionality. Rich textures are evident in every element—from the rough texture of wooden beams to the soft white fur on the bench and the tactile fabrics of pillows with ethnic patterns.
The color palette of the interior is built on natural shades: warm wood tones, white walls, and green accents in textiles. The bright bouquet of tulips in the foreground adds vital energy and becomes the color focus of the space. Natural light coming through the window openings is complemented by the soft light of wall sconces and tall candlesticks, creating a multi-level lighting system.
Architecturally, the space is designed with the traditions of Alpine houses in mind, where open beams and wood become not just construction elements but also part of the country house facade design that continues into the interior space. This approach to design creates a harmonious unity between exterior and interior decor.
The interior showcases a skillful combination of antique elements and modern details, such as the metal bowl creating an interesting contrast with the wooden surfaces. The zoning of the space is masterfully executed—the living room flows organically into the relaxation area with a soft bench against the wall, while maintaining a unified stylistic language.