The image showcases an excellent example of a contemporary country house designed in a neo-traditional style with influences from both Craftsman and Tudor architectural elements. The facade is painted in a warm sand-yellow color, which creates a beautiful contrast with the dark brown window frames and roof structural elements.
The architectural composition of the facade features a complex asymmetrical structure with expressive bay windows and projecting elements. Particularly noteworthy are two large corner bay windows with numerous panes and angled faces that add dynamism and plasticity to the building's volume. The central part of the facade is accentuated by an arched entrance with a massive wooden door, creating a ceremonial portal.
The complex configuration roof is covered with natural gray shingles, adding elegance to the building. Expressive wooden elements in the form of decorative brackets under the roof overhangs and on the gables reference Craftsman style traditions and enrich the overall composition of the facade.
The spacious open porch with wooden railings and stone columns creates a cozy transitional space between the house and garden. The stonework in the lower part of the facade and on the supporting pillars of the porch adds textural variety and visually strengthens the foundation of the house. The windows with partial mullion divisions provide good natural lighting and create a rhythmic pattern on the facade.
The landscape design of the plot delicately complements the architecture of the building, including low-growing coniferous plants and ornamental shrubs that soften the transition from the structure to the surrounding nature.