The photograph shows an expressive brick house with characteristic features of early 20th century Dutch architecture. The building has a symmetrical red brick facade with a high gabled roof covered in terracotta tiles. Particularly noteworthy is the geometry of the roof with its steep slopes, creating a triangular silhouette that dominates the overall composition.
The building's facade demonstrates an interesting color scheme, where windows are framed with bright green casings with contrasting yellow-red stripes, which is an unusual decorative element. Bay windows on the second floor are emphasized with a similar color palette, adding volume and expressiveness to the facade. The lower part of the building is made of darker brick, creating a visual separation and weighing down the base of the structure.
In the design of the entrance group, a continuation of the color theme is noticeable with the use of the same bright accents. The building demonstrates a balance between traditional construction and decorative elements that give it individuality.
When designing the facade of your own home, you could adopt several techniques visible in this structure: using contrasting color accents on window frames and other architectural elements; applying different textures and shades of brickwork for visual division of the facade; highlighting the entrance group as a compositional center; and adding bay windows to create additional volume and interest.