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Before us stands a magnificent example of northern architecture reminiscent of early 20th century Scandinavian Art Nouveau. This snow-white wooden mansion features a characteristic tower-bay window, crowned with an elegant hipped dome and decorative spire. The facade demonstrates a harmonious combination of functionality and aesthetics — a distinctive feature of the Scandinavian approach to architecture.
Particularly striking is the green metal roofing, creating an effective contrast with the white walls. The combination of various geometric forms — a hexagonal tower, pointed roof with triangular gable, rectangular windows of different sizes — gives the architectural composition dynamism and expressiveness.
The facade is adorned with traditional elements of wooden architecture: decorative balconies with openwork railings, carved elements in the gable area and windowsills. Numerous windows of various shapes and sizes not only provide good natural lighting for the interior spaces but also serve as important compositional elements, creating a rhythmic structure across the facade.
The stone foundation of the house contrasts with the wooden cladding of the upper floors, visually strengthening the building and creating a transition between the structure and the surrounding landscape. When designing a facade for your own home, it's worth noting this technique — combining materials of different textures and colors enriches the architectural solution and emphasizes the structural elements of the building.
The territory around the villa is neatly landscaped with gravel paths, greenery, and a small open terrace — all creating a holistic architectural ensemble that organically fits into the surrounding landscape rich with vegetation.