The image showcases a modern minimalist country house situated in a snow-covered forest. The architectural solution of the facade is executed in a contemporary style with distinct references to Scandinavian architecture. The building features a clean geometric form with a characteristic gabled roof, giving it the recognizable silhouette of a traditional house but with a modern interpretation.
The facade is notable for its contrasting combination of materials. The upper level is clad in dark metal siding with vertical patterning, which is also used for the roof, creating the effect of a unified volume. The lower tier is finished with natural wood in a warm tone, providing a visual contrast with the dark top and harmoniously integrating the structure into the surrounding forest landscape.
A particularly expressive element of the facade is the panoramic glazing of the upper level, ensuring maximum penetration of natural light and connection with nature. The facade of the first floor is partially recessed under the overhang of the second floor, creating a protected terrace space with wooden structural elements that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes.
The facade design employs several techniques that can be adapted for one's own home: contrasting combination of materials, expressive roof geometry, panoramic glazing, projecting structural elements to create protected open spaces, and the use of natural materials for landscape integration. The chimney with its laconic design emphasizes verticality, balancing the horizontal composition of the facade.