Before us stands an excellent example of Victorian architecture with a characteristic contrasting color scheme. This two-story building is constructed of terracotta brick with vibrant turquoise accents on the upper attic floor, cornices, and window frames. The facade displays elements typical of this style: arched windows on the second floor with decorative casings, an arched entrance portal, and stone cladding on the foundation.
The mansard roof with its triangular pediment, completely painted in turquoise, deserves special attention as it creates a striking architectural accent. The decorative shingles on the pediment add textural interest. The color contrast between the terracotta brickwork and the turquoise elements is professionally designed to highlight the architectural details of the facade, creating an expressive appearance.
The windows with wooden frames and thin muntins preserve the historical look of the house. The vertical rhythm of the facade is emphasized by the proportions of the windows and decorative elements. In your own design, you can use a similar technique of contrasting architectural elements – cornices, casings, pediments – to give a building individuality and expressiveness.