This is a modern modular house with a distinct character and well-thought-out aesthetics. The facade is finished in a light green color with horizontal siding, creating a sense of lightness and freshness. The asymmetrical mono-pitched roof gives the structure a dynamic silhouette and contemporary look while also allowing for efficient use of interior space.
Special emphasis is placed on the dark red wooden structural elements, which effectively contrast with the main green tone. The exposed wooden beams and columns not only serve a load-bearing function but also become an important decorative element, highlighting the architectural integrity of the building.
Large panoramic windows and sliding glass doors provide abundant natural light and visually connect the interior space with the exterior. On the left, there is a covered terrace with a built-in kitchen—a successful solution for climates with warm seasons. The entrance area is designed minimalistically, with a small wooden staircase and a neat porch.
The landscape design harmoniously complements the architecture: low shrubs planted along the facade, a small lawn, and natural stone finishing at the base of the house create a cohesive composition. Well-planned facade lighting highlights the architectural elements in the evening.
For your own house, you could apply the following techniques from this project: contrasting combination of finishing materials and colors, exposed structural elements as part of the design, an asymmetrical roof to create facade dynamics, integration of open living spaces (terrace) into the overall architectural concept, and the use of large glazing to connect interior with exterior.