Before us is an exquisite facade of a country house in European style, combining natural stonework with carefully considered architectural details. The facade is clad in natural stone of irregular shape in warm beige and gray tones, creating a sense of solidity and connection to nature. The roof is made of dark shingles with a characteristic texture, giving the building a traditional, respectable appearance.
The central element of the composition is a wooden front door made of light-colored wood with traditional panels, above which is a transom window, allowing additional light into the entryway. Particularly eye-catching are the symmetrically placed wall sconces in a classic style with transparent glass panels, as well as floor lanterns on stone pedestals framing the entrance group.
The facade has a clear symmetry with three vertical axes, marked by dormer windows on the roof. Copper downspouts and roofing elements add warm accents to the overall color scheme. Large windows with black frames and traditional glazing provide a visual connection between the interior space and the exterior while maintaining the classic character of the building.
In designing your own home, several key techniques can be adopted: combining natural materials (stone, wood, copper), symmetrical composition to create a sense of balance, well-thought-out facade lighting using wall and floor fixtures, and attention to proportions and details, including the design of the entrance group as the focal point of the facade.