This charming building is a striking example of colonial architecture with its expressive coral-pink facade and white decorative elements creating an appealing contrast. The two-story structure displays a symmetrical composition with a central entrance accentuated by an elegant arched veranda with neoclassical columns.
The facade is richly adorned: delicate white balustrades on the balcony and veranda, decorative cornices, and pilasters emphasize the architectural sophistication of the building. Particularly noteworthy is the interplay of geometric forms — rectangular windows with traditional muntins contrast with the smooth arched elements of the entrance group, creating interesting visual dynamics.
The well-maintained grounds with a checkered pathway and flower beds harmoniously complement the architectural ensemble. When designing the facade of your own home, several techniques used here can be adopted: contrasting combination of the main wall color and decorative elements, symmetrical composition, use of balustrades and classical architectural details, as well as the creation of semi-open spaces (veranda) that connect the interior of the house with the surrounding landscape.