The image showcases a magnificent mansion in neoclassical style with beaux-arts elements, impressive in its monumentality and refined architectural details. The facade features a symmetrical composition of red brick with white stone elements, creating a striking contrast that emphasizes the building's structure.
The central part of the facade is accentuated by a grand entrance with an arched portal and an elegant balcony above it. On both sides of the central entrance are rows of evenly distributed rectangular windows framed with classical casings. Particularly noteworthy is the upper part of the building with its mansard roof and characteristic semicircular dormer windows (lucarne), as well as the decorative chimneys that add dynamism to the silhouette.
The facade is enriched with numerous architectural details: rusticated ground floor, panels, cornices, pilasters, and decorative elements in classical style. Special picturesqueness is added by the flowering wisteria vines that embrace the facade, creating a romantic image that softens the strict classical architecture.
When designing the facade of your own home, you might borrow the following techniques: symmetrical composition, use of contrasting materials (brick and stone), classical decorative elements (pilasters, cornices, balustrades), and integration of natural elements (climbing plants) to soften strict lines. It's also important to pay attention to harmonious window proportions and the thoughtful rhythm of architectural elements that create a sense of grandeur and balance.