This modern countryside residence demonstrates an exquisite example of harmoniously combining various materials and textures in architecture. The building's facade presents a balanced composition of light-colored stone, dark wood, and glass, creating an expressive contrast and depth.
The architectural solution of the facade is based on the principle of horizontal zoning with a clear division of levels. The ground floor incorporates a combination of light-colored stone masonry and wooden panels, while the upper floor features large panoramic windows framed by wooden cladding. The asymmetrical arrangement of window openings creates a dynamic composition without disrupting the overall harmony.
Particularly noteworthy is the entrance area with its minimalist glass door in a black frame, flanked by small decorative potted plants. The geometric pattern of concrete slabs on the driveway with grass inserts creates an interesting visual rhythm and softens the transition between architecture and landscape.
The facade design employs techniques such as playing with different textures (smooth stone, textured wood, transparent glass), expressive roof overhangs that create shadows and add dimensionality to the building, as well as carefully planned landscaping that softens the geometric rigor of the architecture. These techniques can be successfully adapted when designing private homes to create a modern yet warm and welcoming appearance.