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The image showcases a luxurious two-story mansion in Mediterranean or Italian style with prominent elements of Tuscan architecture. The facade is constructed from light-colored natural stone, which creates a noble and substantial appearance for the structure.
The roof is covered with characteristic terracotta tiles in a warm orange-red hue, which is a typical element of Mediterranean architecture. The roof slopes are interestingly designed with various levels and angular connections, adding dynamics to the overall silhouette.
The facade composition is asymmetrical yet harmoniously balanced. The central entrance is designed as an arched portal, which emphasizes the sophistication of the building. On both sides of the entrance are tall arched windows on the first floor, creating a rhythmic pattern around the perimeter. The second floor features a small balcony with wrought iron railings, supported by the arched structures of the first floor.
Expressive architectural details include decorative chimneys with arched openings resembling small belvedere towers, elegant wrought iron lamps on the facade, and various window frames where rectangular shapes are combined with semicircular arched finishes.
The landscaping organically complements the architecture: a well-maintained lawn in front of the house, classic Mediterranean-style cypresses and ornamental shrubs, and a vibrant flower composition along the facade that emphasizes the horizontal lines of the building and adds a coloristic accent.