This is a magnificent example of a modern interpretation of traditional architecture, where the house is divided into two main sections connected by an elegant glass transition. The facade presents a harmonious combination of natural sandy-colored stone and white stucco, creating a subtle contrast of textures and colors.
The central part with large glass doors in black frames stands out particularly, serving as a connecting element between the two wings of the house. The metal roof with its characteristic slopes gives the structure completeness and architectural integrity. The minimalist lines of the roofing effectively contrast with the textured stonework of the lower part of the facade.
The landscaping perfectly complements the architecture: an olive tree on the left, neatly trimmed shrubs and stones create a Mediterranean mood, while the paved driveway of natural stone elegantly frames the house.
When designing your own facade, you can take note of several techniques: contrasting combination of materials (stone and stucco), using glass transitions to visually lighten massive elements, creating harmony between architecture and landscape, as well as playing with the geometric shapes of the roof to give the house a characteristic silhouette.