#15898. Mediterranean Facade: White Walls, Wrought Iron Balconies, and Terracotta Roof

We are looking at an elegant two-story house executed in a Mediterranean style with modern elements. The facade is characterized by a harmonious combination of white plastered walls and contrasting dark brown wooden window frames and doors, creating a classic yet fresh architectural image.

An expressive detail of the facade is the wrought iron black balcony railings with graceful ornamental patterns that add sophistication and craftsmanship to the house. The upper balconies are organically connected with the traditional terracotta-colored tiled roof, creating a sense of compositional unity.

Particularly noteworthy is the asymmetry of the facade, which gives it dynamism and individuality. The thoughtfully designed exterior lighting system with wall sconces not only serves a functional role but also highlights the architectural merits of the building in the evening.

In the decoration of the house territory, neatly trimmed spherical bushes are used, which balance the geometry of the structure and introduce an element of natural landscape design.

When designing your own facade, you could adopt techniques such as the contrasting combination of light walls and dark window openings, the use of quality wrought iron elements, an asymmetrical composition of balconies, as well as a thoughtful combination of functionality and aesthetics in details and finishes.