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The house presented in the image is an excellent example of modern coastal architecture with elements of classic American style. This two-story structure, numbered 315, features clean lines and balanced proportions. The facade is finished in white with a contrasting dark gray roof, creating an elegant and fresh appearance.
Special attention is drawn to the organization of the first floor with a spacious open veranda that smoothly transitions into the interior space thanks to full-height sliding glass doors. This solution not only visually expands the living space but also creates a continuous connection between interior and exterior – a technique characteristic of modern Californian style.
The house facade is clad with horizontal white siding, which emphasizes its width and adds texture to the surface. Architectural rhythm is created through large window openings on the second floor with traditional segmentation. The dark metal roof with characteristic ribs is not only functional but also adds graphic quality to the overall appearance.
The landscaping of the adjacent territory organically complements the architecture: low retaining walls made of light-colored stone, gray concrete steps, and neat plantings of evergreen plants form a laconic landscape design.
In designing your own facade, you can adopt several techniques from this project: the contrasting combination of white walls and dark roofing, the use of quality materials with interesting textures, thoughtful glazing that creates a connection with the surroundings, and the harmonious integration of architecture and landscape design. It's also important to pay attention to details – the house number, outdoor lighting fixtures, and landscaping elements that complement the overall composition.