The image showcases an exquisite pool pavilion executed in a neoclassical style with elements of French provincial design. The white brick facade features an elegant symmetrical composition with a central arched niche, creating an expressive portal leading to a cozy lounge area with a fireplace.
Of particular note is the pavilion's roof, covered with wooden shingle tiles that give the structure an organic feel and connection to its natural surroundings. The gabled portion of the roof has a characteristic curve that softens the geometry of the structure and adds visual lightness. The central brick chimney with decorative elements completes the vertical composition.
The arch framing is executed with fine architectural detailing, emphasizing the transition from exterior to interior space. Two olive trees, symmetrically positioned on either side of the entrance, create a natural framing for the architectural composition and connect the structure with the formal landscape design of the property.
In a personal project, such a facade technique with a central arch could be used for designing a veranda, terrace, or entrance group of a private home. The combination of white brick with natural roofing materials creates a harmonious image that would fit well in both contemporary and traditional landscape contexts.