This modern country house masterfully combines the traditional "pitched roof" form with ultra-modern details and materials. The facade is clad with vertical wooden slats in a gray shade, creating an elegant and restrained appearance. The architectural composition consists of two main volumes: a classic gabled volume and a modern rectangular extension with a flat roof and panoramic glazing.
Special attention is drawn to the contrast of textures and materials: the vertical wooden cladding of the main volume harmoniously combines with glass surfaces and wooden louvered blinds on the extension's facade. The tall white chimney with a minimalist design serves as a vertical dominant and emphasizes the modern interpretation of traditional architecture.
The facade design skillfully employs contemporary techniques: playing with the geometry of window openings of different sizes, protruding volumetric elements creating dynamism in the composition, and canopies providing protection from sun and precipitation. The house is organically integrated into the landscape with wildgrasses and field flowers, emphasizing the ecological approach.
This project demonstrates how traditional architectural forms can be used in a modern interpretation. When creating your own house, it's worth paying attention to the interplay of contrasting materials, thoughtful placement of window openings, and the use of vertical accents to give individuality to the facade.