This modern country house demonstrates a harmonious combination of natural materials and clean geometric shapes. The facade is predominantly made of wood, which gives the structure an organic quality and connection to the surrounding landscape. Particularly noteworthy is the triangular gabled roof of the central volume, which creates a dynamic silhouette and serves as the dominant element of the architectural composition.
The horizontal wooden cladding of the facade contrasts with the vertical glass surfaces, creating an interesting interplay of textures and directions. The transparent elements provide visual lightness to the structure and maximize the connection with the natural environment. Stone elements in the building's foundation and parts of the walls add textural diversity and enhance the impression of solidity.
An expressive element of the facade is the spacious open terrace with metal railings, supported by slender columns. This structure creates the effect of the house floating above the ground, visually lightening the massiveness of the building. The staircase with metal railings serves not only as a functional element but also as an important part of the architectural composition.
When designing your own facade, several techniques can be noted: using contrasting materials (wood, glass, stone, metal); creating open platforms to connect interior with exterior; applying an expressive roof silhouette as a central architectural element; using supporting structures to create an effect of lightness and levitation of the main building volume.