This modern country house demonstrates an elegant balance between the natural environment and architectural design. The facade combines two contrasting materials: snow-white plastered surfaces and warm wooden elements, creating a harmonious composition.
The dynamic pitched roof with wide overhangs gives the structure a distinctive silhouette, emphasizing its contemporary interpretation of traditional form. Particularly noteworthy is the wooden facade of the left wing with extensive glazing framed by wooden elements, providing a visual connection between the interior space and the surrounding landscape.
The facade solutions are complemented by a thoughtfully designed terrace with wooden decking and minimalist railings, connected to the main level of the house by an elegant staircase. The integration of the building into its natural context is enhanced by preserved trees that seem to grow through the architecture, creating a unique dialogue between the man-made and natural elements.
Minimalist concrete steps leading to the entrance contrast with the surrounding lawn, emphasizing the geometric clarity of the architectural composition. Overall, the facade reflects the principles of modern eco-friendly architecture, where functionality combines with aesthetics, and materials are selected with respect for the natural surroundings.