This modern house represents an interesting example of mixing classical and contemporary architectural elements. The facade is made of light brick painted white, creating a sense of lightness and visually enlarging the building. Particularly noteworthy is the contrasting combination of white walls and dark elements—shutters, balcony railings, and support columns—which give the composition expressiveness and depth.
The ground floor windows are adorned with metal grilles, adding elegance to the building while simultaneously ensuring security. The second floor features a small balcony with dark railings, which visually lightens the massiveness of the building and creates an interesting play of shadows. The architectural solution for the entrance area deserves special attention: a small terrace with brick paving and a minimalist canopy on black supports forms a cozy transition space between the street and the house.
The landscape design harmoniously complements the architecture—neatly trimmed spherical shrubs and low-growing plants create a sense of orderliness without overloading the space. The greenery softens the geometric strictness of the facade and adds naturalness to the overall composition.
When designing your own facade, several techniques can be noted: the contrasting combination of light walls and dark architectural elements, the use of classic shutters to accent windows, the creation of clear geometry in landscape design, and the use of natural materials in the entrance area finishing to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.