The image showcases a modern glass conservatory or terrace addition to a residential house, featuring a retractable structure. This architectural element, constructed from glass and a metal frame, creates a weather-protected space while maintaining a visual connection with the surrounding landscape.
The main façade of the house has a combined finish: the lower part is made of light-colored plaster, while the upper part of the attic is clad in wood, creating an interesting contrast of textures and materials. The window openings of the main building are framed with classic light-colored shutters that harmoniously blend with the main façade finish.
The curved glass structure of the terrace represents a contemporary solution that effectively contrasts with the more traditional design of the main building. Inside the glass pavilion, there is a relaxation area with wicker furniture, creating a comfortable space for leisure time with a view of the garden.
This architectural approach to extending living space can be recommended for homeowners wanting to increase usable area without major reconstruction. The combination of traditional façade materials (wood, plaster) with modern elements (glass, metal) creates an interesting dialogue between classic and contemporary styles, demonstrating the possibilities of transforming a typical country house into a more functional space.