This modern residential house is a striking example of contrast architecture, where the dominant gray-blue facade cladding effectively combines with accent elements in lemon-yellow. The building's geometry is based on the traditional gabled form, however, it is interpreted in a contemporary manner – clean lines, minimalist details, and flat cladding panels create an expressive silhouette.
The facade features a well-thought-out composition. Horizontal windows with wooden framing in an orange-brown shade break up the monotony of the gray surface. The entrance area is particularly expressive, designed as a protruding volume in yellow with large glazing, creating an inviting and warm accent. Yellow elements are also present on the upper level, forming visual balance and rhythm.
The building's base is made of natural materials – stone and wood (a stack of firewood is visible), establishing an organic connection with the surrounding landscape. A concrete staircase leads to the elevated entrance, emphasizing its significance in the overall composition. The well-maintained territory with neat greenery and paved pathways complements the overall impression of thoughtful design.
The facade design employs contemporary techniques that can be applied when designing your own home: contrasting color accents to highlight functional areas, horizontal cladding to visually expand the space, combining different materials and textures, as well as using protruding volumes to create dynamics and play of light and shadow.