This house showcases a classic example of modern country architecture with a characteristic wooden siding facade. The key feature of the structure is the expressive triangular gable with tall panoramic windows framed in wooden trim matching the tone of the house cladding. This architectural solution not only creates a striking composition on the facade but also provides abundant natural light to the interior space.
The two-story structure is complemented by a spacious second-level terrace with horizontal wooden railings, which visually extends the building and creates a harmonious line that balances the vertical elements of the facade. The lower level of the house is finished with natural stone, giving the foundation visual strength and creating an interesting contrast with the wooden trim of the upper portion.
The roof is made of dark shingles, which effectively contrasts with the warm copper-brown shade of the wooden siding. The architectural lines of the roof are complex, with multiple slopes and a dormer window, adding dynamism to the overall silhouette of the building. The facade is enlivened by hanging flower baskets and neat plantings at the base of the house, gently integrating the structure into the surrounding landscape.