Before us stands a modern two-story house that masterfully combines natural materials with geometric precision. The facade demonstrates a thoughtful division of volumes using contrasting materials: wooden cladding in a warm brown shade and light-colored stone masonry. This combination creates an expressive architectural composition where textures complement each other.
Particularly striking are the large windows with clear horizontal divisions, framed in black, creating a graphic contrast with the facade materials. The upper windows feature a horizontal division into three sections, emphasizing the building's contemporary aesthetic. The flat roof with minimal overhangs also aligns with modern architectural styling.
The entrance area is designed using stone cladding and a glass insert next to the dark front door, creating a welcoming yet distinguished entry point. The harmonious landscaping with flowering shrubs and ornamental grasses softens the geometric architecture and connects the house with its surrounding environment.
When designing your own facade, several techniques can be borrowed: the contrasting combination of natural materials (wood and stone), the use of large window openings with clear geometric divisions, the organization of an asymmetrical yet balanced composition of volumes, and thoughtful facade lighting that highlights its architectural features.