The presented interior showcases an excellent example of functional space in a modern country house with industrial style elements. The distinctive feature of this property is the organic integration of living area with a garage-workshop zone, creating a unique space that blurs the boundaries between utilitarian and residential areas.
The architectural solution is based on an open floor plan with a double-height space and a mezzanine. Particularly noteworthy is the use of corrugated metal siding for the exterior, which seamlessly transitions into the interior finish, creating design continuity. The wooden ceiling beams contrast with the metal surfaces, bringing warmth and comfort to the industrial aesthetic.
The interior is characterized by an eclectic combination of functional and decorative elements: soft furniture with floral prints coexists with workbenches and tools, giving the space a lived-in, personalized character. A staircase with metal railings leads to the second level, enhancing the vertical perception of the space and adding multi-level dimension to the overall composition.
Special attention should be paid to the use of panoramic garage doors, which, when opened, create a complete fusion of the interior with the surrounding landscape. This solution not only provides natural lighting but also extends the visual boundaries of the room. When designing the facade of a country house, such integration of internal and external spaces can become a key design element, especially for properties with scenic views.
The techniques used in the interior – combining functions, open floor plan, mixing industrial and home elements – demonstrate a contemporary approach to organizing living space, where practicality combines with individual character and reflects the lifestyle of the owners.