This elegant two-story house is executed in French country style with Provençal notes. The facade is faced with light beige stucco, which creates a warm, muted tone that harmonizes with the surrounding greenery. The roof has a classic form with gentle slopes, covered with composite tiles in a gray-brown shade, giving the structure visual completeness.
The architectural composition of the facade is symmetrical, with a central entrance highlighted by a portal in a lighter shade, and flanking windows. The windows of the first and second floors have an arched shape with wooden shutters in dark brown color characteristic of the Provençal style, creating a pleasant contrast with the walls. Particularly noteworthy are the three decorative lanterns framing the entrance group, adding sophistication to the facade.
The landscaping in front of the house perfectly complements the architecture: a well-maintained lawn, neat shrubs at the base of the house, and majestic trees framing the plot create a cozy atmosphere. The concrete path to the house has strict geometry and contrasts with the picturesque greenery.
When designing your own facade in a similar style, it's worth paying attention to a soft color palette, symmetry of composition, use of contrasting elements (shutters, doors), and decorative lighting. The texture of the stucco plays a special role – it creates a sense of warmth and solidity. The combination of arched windows with rectangular forms gives the facade dynamism while maintaining overall harmony.