Before us stands an excellent example of Scandinavian architecture reminiscent of Swedish National Romanticism, with characteristic volumetric composition and color scheme. The building is a three-story house with a high mansard roof in a vibrant red color, which is typical for Northern architecture.
The façade is finished in light tones (beige-gray) with contrasting red window frames that create expressive accents. Particular attention is drawn to the asymmetrical composition of the façade with windows of varying sizes and a small balcony on the second floor. The windows feature traditional division into small squares, giving the building historical authenticity.
The right side of the building is complemented by a glazed veranda with diagonal lattice on the windows — an elegant decorative element that gives the structure a special charm. The roof with its characteristic red metal covering has several slopes of different inclinations and is complemented by chimneys that are also painted in the same color as the roof.
The façade design employs traditional techniques: horizontal wall cladding, decorative elements between floors, and contrasting window framing. For those who want to use similar techniques in their own home, it's worth paying attention to the combination of simple façade finishing with bright accent elements (windows, doors), thoughtful asymmetry in composition, and the use of traditional architectural details.