Before us stands a striking example of late 19th century Victorian architecture, embodying the Queen Anne style with its characteristic eclectic elements. The facade demonstrates an impressive combination of materials and textures – the red brick foundation contrasts with the turquoise finish of the upper part and the tiled roof. The corner tower with its dome-shaped top and decorative frieze adds particular expressiveness to the structure.
The architectural composition is rich in details: an elegant front portico with columns, asymmetrical arrangement of porches, a variety of window openings (including an arched window with stained glass elements), and decorative brackets under the cornices. The multi-level roof with several slopes creates a dynamic silhouette. The side veranda with its red conical roof deserves special attention, as it emphasizes the integrity of the composition.
When designing the facade of your own home, several techniques can be borrowed: contrasting color schemes to highlight architectural elements, the use of various material textures (tiles, carvings, brickwork), decorative design of gables, and the addition of architectural accents in the form of turrets or bay windows. Even in a modern interpretation, such elements will give individuality and character to any building.