Before us is an excellent example of a modern interpretation of a traditional rural house, where historicity and modernity are harmoniously combined. The building's facade presents an interesting compositional solution where the stone masonry of one part contrasts with the white plastered surface of the other.
The architectural composition is built on the interplay of volumes and materials. The left wing is faced with natural sandstone, giving it substantiality and connection to local building traditions. The right section, executed in white, appears more contemporary and light, especially thanks to the cantilevered projection of the second floor with panoramic glazing and glass railings.
The window design of the facade deserves special attention. Large-format windows in wooden frames of a warm brown hue create an expressive contrast with the white and stone walls. Tall panoramic windows not only provide maximum natural lighting to the interiors but also visually unite the internal space with the surrounding landscape.
The roof is made of dark slate, which gives the building completeness and elegance. An interesting solution is the absence of pronounced cornices, which emphasizes the modern character of the structure despite the use of traditional materials.
When designing your own facade, you can adopt several techniques from this project: the combination of contrasting materials (stone and plaster), the use of large-format glazing in wooden frames to create a warm atmosphere, playing with building volumes and creating cantilevered projections for dynamic composition. This approach allows you to create a home that is simultaneously modern and cozy, fitting into the surrounding landscape.