This modern country house in the Northwest Modernist style presents an exquisite combination of natural materials and laconic architectural forms. The facade is adorned with warm terracotta-colored wood cladding that harmoniously contrasts with elements of gray stone forming the base and accent columns.
The roof is executed in a contemporary minimalist style with gentle slopes of varying heights, characteristic of modernism, creating a dynamic silhouette. The dark metal covering on the right side of the roof emphasizes the modern character of the structure. The asymmetrical composition of the facade is enriched by large panoramic windows with wooden frames that provide abundant natural light to the interior spaces and visually connect the interior with the surrounding nature.
The entrance is accentuated by a minimalist wooden door with glass inserts and illuminated by side windows. An elegant path of stone pavers leads to the entrance, organically integrated into the landscape design with low shrubs and ornamental grasses. The architectural composition of the facade masterfully relates to the surrounding coniferous forest, demonstrating the classic principle of organic architecture — harmonious coexistence with the natural context.