The image showcases a two-story private residence with an eclectic design featuring elements of Mediterranean and Tuscan architecture. The facade harmoniously combines two primary finishing materials: predominant light beige stucco and natural stone that accentuates the central portion of the structure.
The central section of the facade with stone cladding includes an entrance zone with an arched portal, creating a sense of solidity and classical elegance. The remainder of the facade is finished in warm sandy tones, characteristic of Mediterranean stylistics. The house is adorned with decorative wooden shutters in a brown hue, which effectively contrast with the light walls and add rhythmic elements to the facade.
The roof is gabled and constructed of gray composite shingles. The two-level composition of the facade is emphasized by an arch above the garage door, which echoes the arched entrance. The landscaping in front of the house features a neatly trimmed lawn and low shrubs along the facade, creating a sense of well-maintained completeness.
The architectural solution of the facade demonstrates a balance between the functionality of modern housing and the aesthetics of traditional European architecture, particularly highlighted by the use of natural materials and thoughtful proportions.