previous facadenext facade
The photograph showcases a modern forest house organically integrated into the natural landscape. The façade demonstrates an excellent example of harmonious combination of various materials and textures. The main structure features light brown horizontal siding that visually expands the space.
The key element of the façade is a monumental stone chimney made of natural stone, which serves as the central accent of the composition and creates a vertical dominant that contrasts with the horizontal lines of the siding. The panoramic glazing occupying a significant portion of the building's front adds particular expressiveness. The two-story windows not only ensure maximum penetration of natural light into the interior but also create a visual connection with the surrounding forest.
A wooden terrace with dark wood railings frames the lower part of the façade, forming a transitional zone between the house and nature. The roof features a contemporary geometry with a slight slope, which corresponds to the overall minimalist aesthetic of the structure.
In designing your own country house, you can employ similar techniques: combining different materials (wood, stone, glass) to create textural contrast; using large-format glazing to visually expand the space and integrate the natural surroundings into the interior; highlighting architectural elements (such as a chimney) with contrasting materials; and utilizing natural shades of materials that harmonize with the environment.