The house presented here is an excellent example of a contemporary interpretation of the traditional American Craftsman style. The facade of house number 200 combines several characteristic elements: a triangular gable with classic wooden cedar-colored shingle panels that create an expressive contrast with the main light-colored siding of the walls.
The spacious porch with white railings and columns gives the house a welcoming character typical of Southern architecture. The gabled roof with dark shingles creates a classic silhouette and provides reliable protection from precipitation. Particular attention is drawn to the central entrance with a wide staircase made of red brick, which effectively contrasts with the white railings and trim.
The facade is skillfully illuminated – soft lighting on the porch and garden lights along the stairs and flowerbeds create a cozy atmosphere in the evening. Window openings with classical proportions and decorative elements provide not only natural lighting but also rhythmic organization of the facade. The thoughtful landscaping with multi-level flowerbeds and shrubs softly frames the architecture of the house, creating a harmonious transition to the surrounding landscape.