The photograph showcases a modern countryside house with a minimalist design. The building is executed in Scandinavian style with characteristic geometry and clean lines. The facade is completely clad in vertical wooden panels of a gray shade, creating a rhythmic texture across the entire surface.
The architectural composition consists of two volumes of different heights connected to each other. The main volume has a rectangular shape with a flat roof, while the second has a pitched roof, creating an interesting contrast of geometric forms. The ground floor features panoramic glazing, providing maximum interaction between the interior space and the surrounding nature. The facade solution for the lower level includes minimal solid surfaces, which visually lightens the structure.
The upper floor, in contrast, is more enclosed, with several small window openings harmoniously integrated into the wooden cladding. This solution creates an interesting contrast between the openness of the first floor and the privacy of the second. Special attention is drawn to the corner "cut-out" in the facade, which adds dynamism to the overall composition.
In front of the house, there is a minimalist concrete terrace with laconic garden furniture and decorative plants in pots. The building is organically integrated into the natural landscape, surrounded by greenery and open space, emphasizing the eco-friendly nature of the architectural solution.