How, using available finishing materials,create a modern house for a garden plot? With the help of panoramic glazing and simple plywood, you can achieve incredible results. Let's consider the use of available materials in the example of a guest house in New Zealand, amazing in its design and decoration. Built from aged metal and plywood, it fits into the suburban landscape perfectly. The unusual shape attracts attention. It contains the idea of highlighting the entrance areas, symmetrically located at both ends of the building. Планировочное решение для загородного дома The guest house consists of two floors. The first is a combination of public and functional spaces. All cultural life, meetings, dinners, rest, etc. take place in a spacious living room and a separate dining area equipped with a long dining table. The kitchen is in a separate room and communicates with a small triangular pantry.The second floor is entirely dedicated to living quarters, with bedrooms and full bathrooms.Metal and wood facade For external finishingThe house uses affordable and widely used materials. The symmetrical entrance is finished with steel plates. This decorative technique is easy to use, and the entrance area will look impressive. The abundance of wood texture blends perfectly with the natural landscape. It should be noted that wood used outdoors requires special care.Panoramic glazing If a country houselocated in a picturesque place, it is worth considering panoramic glazing. The best decoration will be a view of the forest or sprawling fields, changing its scenery every season of the year. In a house located in a fairly busy place, panoramic glazing should be used on the upper floors and the direction of the windows should be carefully selected.Plywood Finishing Using plywood ininterior decoration of the house will bring an interesting effect. We are used to thinking that plywood is more of a building material. Using the example of a guest house, it becomes obvious that it can bring warmth and harmony, fill the interior with texture. It is not at all necessary to use one type of finishing coating. If the house will not be heated all year round, you should forget about traditional varnishes for interior work. Pay attention to modern finishing compounds for wood. You can use tinted oils, opaque paints and paints that preserve the texture of wood. There are no limits to imagination here. Living room and dining room in a country houseAn interesting way to divide one large room into two zones is with a fireplace. In our case, it is a hanging fireplace facing the recreation area. When the area of the house allows, do not skimp on the size of the dining table. There is no better place to gather family, relatives and meet guests than a wide one. Decorate the dining area with many oval-shaped hanging lamps. They can be placed randomly above the table surface or assembled into a composition above its center. A similar suspended one, of course, will not heata large room and implies the presence of central heating. In order not to block the view from the panoramic windows, you can use convectors built into the floor. A Chesterfield sofa always decorates the living room, adds chic and nobility to it. It can be complemented with laconic armchairs. It is better to choose a carpet that creates the basis of the composition in a natural tone and texture.Bedroom with panoramic view When the mainroom decor - view from the window, preference should be given to white and bleached cream and beige colors. In private premises, you need to think about the possibility of closing yourself off from casual glances. Hinged blinds-flaps made of wood are in tune with the external and internal decoration of the house. They can be closed when you need to hide from prying eyes, and opened to admire the view.