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The image showcases a modern house facade with an expressive entrance portal. The architectural composition is built on the contrast of materials and forms: the central part of the entrance group is made of dark gray natural stone, creating an accent element against the light plastered walls of the main building volume.
Of particular note is the triangular completion of the portal, which references the classic form of a pediment but in a contemporary interpretation. The stonework is made from tiles mimicking natural slate, with an uneven texture that gives the volume tactility and depth. The entrance door is dark, minimalist, with a vertical metal handle and side glazing, while above it is a triangular panoramic window that provides additional natural light to the hallway.
The facade composition is symmetrical and balanced thanks to two decorative coniferous plants in black planters flanking the entrance. The staircase with two low steps is made of light beige pavers, creating a smooth transition from the ground covering of the plot to the house. The neat roof trim with dark gutters completes the image of a modern residential house where traditional architectural elements are interpreted in a contemporary manner.
Among the techniques that can be used in the design of your own house facade: contrasting materials to create accent zones, symmetrical composition to achieve harmony, use of natural stone or its imitation to add texture and character, as well as thoughtful landscaping to soften architectural lines. The combination of traditional forms (such as the triangular pediment) with modern materials and minimalist details allows for the creation of a relevant yet cozy and attractive appearance of a residential house.