This charming wooden facade represents an excellent example of traditional Ottoman architecture that harmoniously fits into the urban space. The two-story structure is completely finished in wood, creating a warm and cozy visual image.
Of particular note is the characteristic bay window on the second floor with a decorative cornice and geometric ornament. The facade is rich in details: wooden louvered shutters on the windows provide not only aesthetic appeal but also functionality, protecting from the sun. The entrance group is adorned with carved double doors featuring colored stained glass inserts and decorative metal elements.
The second-floor balcony with living plants adds special charm to the building and creates a connection with nature. The facade demonstrates the mastery of woodcarving in cornices, windowsills, and decorative consoles supporting the protruding elements.
When designing your own facade, you can adopt several techniques: using natural materials, creating protruding architectural elements to add depth, integrating plants into the design, and incorporating thoughtful functional elements (shutters, grilles) that simultaneously serve decorative purposes.