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This beautiful brick townhouse exemplifies an exquisite combination of classical style and modern functionality. The facade is constructed from red brick, giving it solidity and durability. Particularly noteworthy is the symmetrical composition of the facade with an expressive entrance framed by an elegant semi-circular fanlight above the light gray front door.
The two-story structure is enriched with architectural details — white decorative cornice elements and trim around the windows create a pleasing contrast with the brickwork. The facade also features thoughtfully arranged window openings: large rectangular windows on both the first and second floors provide abundant natural light to the interior spaces.
A special charm is added by the open porch with metal railings that transitions into a small terrace. This element is not only functional but serves as an important decorative accent. The wrought iron railings of the staircase and second-floor balcony add elegance to the overall image. The landscape design with neatly trimmed shrubs and floral compositions harmoniously complements the architectural ensemble.
When designing the facade of your own home, several techniques used here are worth noting: the contrasting combination of materials (brick and light decorative elements), symmetrical composition, decorative wrought iron elements, and a well-thought-out entrance group. This approach allows for creating an aesthetically appealing yet practical facade that will remain relevant for many years.