This modern country house represents a striking example of harmonious fusion between traditional wooden architecture and contemporary architectural solutions. The facade demonstrates an interesting contrast between the classic log base of the first floor, painted in deep black, and the minimalist vertical cladding of the second level, also executed in a dark palette.
Of particular note is the vertical light element in the center of the second floor, which creates a bold architectural accent, contrasting with the dark facade and bringing warmth to the overall composition. This illuminated vertical opening not only serves as an expressive detail of the facade design but also provides natural lighting to the interior space.
The left side of the house is complemented by a spacious glazed veranda that serves as a transitional zone between the interior and the surrounding nature. The panoramic glazing of the veranda contrasts with the massiveness of the main volume and creates a sense of lightness. The stone foundation on which the house stands adds solidity to the structure and harmonizes well with the natural surroundings.
When developing your own facade, several techniques from this project can be adopted: the use of contrasting materials and textures, creation of vertical light accents, combination of traditional and modern elements, as well as skillful use of natural materials that emphasize the connection between the structure and the natural landscape.