The image showcases an elegant garden pavilion in a contemporary minimalist style. The structure is designed as a pergola with horizontal beams creating a light, openwork covering. The architectural element is based on a white wooden lattice structure, with a rhythmic pattern of square sections framing the pavilion space.
The facade of this garden structure is characterized by its lightness and permeability — the lattice elements create an interplay of light and shadow that dynamically changes throughout the day. The ingenious solution lies in the absence of solid walls: the pavilion is formed exclusively by vertical and horizontal elements creating a trellis, which allows for free circulation of air and light.
Inside the space is a comfortable lounging area with a low daybed adorned with pillows in warm orange tones, creating an expressive accent against the white structure. A special atmosphere is created by a small fountain with a circular base located in front of the pavilion. The landscaping of the area harmoniously complements the architectural composition, creating a sense of a secluded oasis.
This design approach — using light lattice structures — can be successfully applied in the design of residential house facades, creating semi-enclosed terraces or verandas. Such a solution not only visually lightens the massiveness of the building but also creates functional spaces for relaxation, protected from direct sunlight while maintaining a connection with the natural surroundings.