The presented interior is a classic example of rustic style in country house design, dominated by natural materials and traditional elements. The kitchen space organically combines rough naturalness and functionality characteristic of "mountain" or "alpine" style.
The ceiling made of aged wooden planks creates a warm, cozy atmosphere and visually lowers the height of the room, making it more intimate. The kitchen cabinets are made of roughly processed wood with preserved natural texture and patina, emphasizing the authenticity and historical character of the space. The kitchen backsplash is also lined with wooden panels, supporting the overall concept of the interior.
The central element of the composition is a massive bar table with a wooden countertop on a metal frame, surrounded by four bar stools made from old wooden barrels - an excellent example of reimagining traditional items. Above the table hangs a characteristic pendant lamp with decorative elements depicting horses, adding a touch of rural romanticism to the space.
The exit to the terrace is designed with sliding doors in a wooden frame, providing a connection with the natural surroundings and filling the room with natural light. The flooring is made of ceramic tiles imitating stonework, which is practical for kitchen space and harmonizes with the overall concept of the interior.
When creating a similar interior in your own home, it's worth paying special attention to designing the facade and interior spaces in a unified stylistic key to achieve a harmonious transition between exterior and interior. The use of aged wood, natural stone, forged elements, and subdued lighting will help recreate the atmosphere of an authentic mountain chalet.