Before us is an elegant facade of a private house, executed in a neoclassical style with elements of American coastal architecture. This two-story structure features a symmetrical composition and harmonious proportions, which are characteristic traits of classical design.
The facade is clad with gray wooden shingles, creating a textural contrast with the white architectural elements. The central part of the building is accentuated by a triangular pediment, crowned with a decorative weather vane in the shape of a bird, which gives the building completeness and serves as an interesting detail in its silhouette.
On the second floor, there is a small balcony with white railings, and beneath it is the main entrance with a dark door and side windows. The entrance is flanked by two wall-mounted lamps in a classical style. Architectural expressiveness is added to the facade by windows with contrasting frames and shutters — dark green against a white background. Particularly notable is the arched window above the balcony, adding refinement to the facade.
On either side of the central entrance are garage doors painted white, which balance the composition. The landscaping in front of the house complements the architectural image: neat shrubs and flowering plants in containers create a cozy atmosphere.
To create a similar facade for your own home, you could employ the following techniques: playing with contrasting colors and textures (dark cladding and light decorative elements), creating a symmetrical composition with emphasis on the central axis, using classical architectural details (pediment, columns, balcony), incorporating accent windows of non-standard shapes, and adding decorative elements that emphasize the individuality of the house (weather vane, lamps).