This image showcases a modern architectural solution extending a traditional home with a glass addition in the style of a "glass pavilion." The façade of the extension is entirely glass framed with thin black profiles, creating a precise geometric structure. The distinctive feature of this design is the sliding glass panels that blur the boundary between the interior space and the garden.
The traditional tiled roof of the main building contrasts with the contemporary minimalist execution of the extension, creating an interesting dialogue between historical and modern architectural languages. The black metal frame of the glass façade serves not only as a structural element but also visually frames the new part of the building, making the transition between different styles more harmonious.
Inside the extension, a dining area with a wooden table and chairs is visible, with modern conical pendant lights hanging above. Thanks to the fully transparent façade, there's a sense of dining in the garden while maintaining the comfort of an indoor space.
This architectural approach can be used when modernizing your own home: glass extensions allow you to expand living space while preserving the integrity of the original structure and adding more natural light. It's important to consider the proportion ratios, frame materials, and compatibility with the main façade of the house. Such solutions are particularly successful for creating conservatories, dining areas, or studios where connection with the natural surroundings is valued.