This country house represents a magnificent example of a modern interpretation of the traditional chalet style with elements of an English cottage. The façade combines several textures and materials: natural stone in the lower part and wooden siding in the upper part, creating a harmonious contrast and visual interest.
The most expressive elements of the façade are the large arched windows with frequent divisions into sections, which provide abundant natural lighting and become central architectural accents. Particularly noteworthy is the symmetry of two arched windows on either side of the entrance door, which is emphasized by wall sconces.
The steeply pitched roof covered with dark shingles gives the house an elegant silhouette, while the second-floor balcony with wrought iron railings adds architectural depth and functionality. The brick chimney harmoniously fits into the overall composition, enhancing the impression of a lived-in, cozy space.
The landscaping around the house is carefully designed: neat flower beds, stone pathways, and a swimming pool create a complete picture of luxurious country living. This approach to façade design can be noted when designing your own home – combining various materials (stone, wood, metal), using arched elements to create architectural expressiveness, and thoughtful façade lighting significantly increase the aesthetic value of the building.