This is a modern residential house that harmoniously combines concrete and wood. The facade is executed in a minimalist style with clear geometric division. Gray concrete forms the main structure and volume of the building, creating a sense of solidity, while inserts of dark wood (possibly teak or mahogany) add warmth and a natural element.
The facade is organized by horizontal lines with a clear separation of levels. The upper floor is characterized by large panoramic windows that provide good natural lighting inside and a visual connection with the surrounding environment. Wooden panels are used as accent elements, framing the windows and creating contrast with the gray concrete.
The garage door is also made of the same wood as the decorative elements of the facade, creating design integrity. The entrance area is designed using concrete steps that are organically integrated into the landscape design with drought-resistant plants, including ornamental grasses and cactus-like plants.
In your own house facade design, you could adopt the following techniques: contrasting combination of cold and warm materials (concrete and wood), use of horizontal lines to visually expand the space, integration of architecture with landscape design, and moderate use of large windows to create a balance between privacy and openness.