Before us stands a striking example of Victorian architecture in the Queen Anne style. This charming house features a characteristic asymmetrical composition and rich decorative elements. The brick building's facade is painted in a warm peach hue, giving it special expressiveness against the backdrop of autumn foliage.
Note the intricate gable with decorative elements in Greek style — meanders (geometric ornament) frame the roof edge, creating an effective contrast with the main color of the building. The gable is adorned with skillful woodcarving and "sunburst" decorative elements radiating from the central part.
The window openings vary in shape and size — the upper windows are rectangular, while the lower window features a semi-circular arch. Wooden window casings and decorative elements in a light shade add distinctive expressiveness, contrasting with the brickwork. The covered porch is supported by turned wooden columns and has its own decorative gable with a triangular finish.
When designing your own facade, you could borrow the following techniques: contrasting combinations of colors and materials, use of decorative elements on gables, varying the shapes of window openings, and applying carved elements to give individuality to the structure. Even if only some details of this style are used, they can give a modern house character and visual interest.