#open layout

Organic stone surfaces and an earthy color palette combine to establish the organic identity of this open air interior embellished by the contemporary style of comfort seeking furniture.

This home in Finland doesn’t look like an old barn from the outside. However, it’s interior walls are old brick and it has a weird layout.

Old whitewashed brick, worn floors, old beams and new ceilings.

Don’t like the cabinets.

I wonder if the round windows are a new addition.

A closet that matches the kitchen acts as a separating wall for the bedroom.

Shower and toilet behind a divider.

This is different- a glass wall in the hall.

I like the suitcase coffee table.

This home has so many open spaces- look at the large shower off the bedroom off the living room.

Shower for 2, no waiting.

The grey concrete walls, dark steel frames, and bold pendant lighting exudes a subtle industrial touch that is softened by the soft textures and neutral, minimalist decor.

There is no better example than this interior of the careful balance between formal industrial design and a modern chic approach through minimal adornments.

Example of a large, modern, open-concept family room with a dark wood floor, a stone fireplace, and gray walls.