This modern wooden house represents an excellent example of minimalist architecture organically integrated into the natural landscape. The facade is finished with vertical wooden slats in a dark brown shade, creating an elegant contrast with the autumn foliage of the surrounding forest. The architectural solution is built on simple geometric forms – the house has a characteristic silhouette with a sharp gabled roof covered with metal, which references traditional architecture but in a contemporary interpretation.
Special attention in the facade design is given to the rhythmic arrangement of window openings of different sizes, which break the monotony of the wooden cladding and provide natural lighting to interior spaces. The three-story structure of the building is emphasized by the horizontal zoning of windows, giving the facade dynamism and ease of perception. The concrete retaining wall to the left of the building creates an additional contrast of materials and textures.
In the background, a second structure is visible, executed in a similar style, creating a unified architectural ensemble. This approach is particularly successful for country residences, where several buildings are united by a common architectural language.
This project demonstrates how, when designing the facade of your own home, you can use natural materials to create a contemporary appearance: the vertical arrangement of wooden panels visually increases the height of the structure, the metal roofing adds durability, and the thoughtful placement of window openings not only ensures functionality but also becomes an important element of the facade's aesthetics. The combination of simple geometric forms, natural materials, and integration into the surrounding environment are techniques that make this project particularly appealing.