The presented house embodies contemporary architectural aesthetics with an expressive contrasting facade. The composition is built upon a harmonious combination of light wooden panels and dark stone, creating a dynamic visual rhythm. The building volume has a clear geometric shape with an interesting alternation of protruding and recessed elements, which gives the facade expressive plasticity.
Particularly noteworthy is the use of large-format glazing, which not only provides abundant natural light to interior spaces but also creates an effect of transparency, blurring the boundary between the interior and the surrounding landscape. Black window frames contrast with the light wooden panels, emphasizing the architectural geometry of the building and giving the facade a graphic quality.
The dark stone cladding serves both as a visual anchor and a textural accent, creating an impression of solidity and connection with the natural surroundings. The cantilevered projection of the second floor over the terrace not only forms a protected space but also adds architectural expressiveness to the entire ensemble.
For private housing, this approach to facade design demonstrates the effective use of contrasting materials, where one can apply the 60/30/10 principle in the distribution of main textures (wood/stone/glass). The vertical arrangement of wooden panels visually increases the height of the building, while the combination of different textures allows for creating an individual appearance without excessive decoration.