Before us stands an elegant two-story mansion in neoclassical style with French influences. The facade is constructed from light-colored stone or high-quality cladding imitating stonework, which gives the building monumentality and nobility.
The architectural composition of the facade is characterized by strict symmetry and a tripartite division, both horizontally and vertically. The first floor features three arched openings with expressive archivolts, creating a colonnade effect and referencing classical architecture. The central entrance is accentuated by a massive wooden door in a warm brown shade, which contrasts beautifully with the light facade.
The second floor is visually separated from the first by a lighter structure and includes three French doors with balconies framed by elegant metal railings with a strict geometric pattern. Facade lighting is provided by a pair of classic-style wall lanterns.
The mansard-type roof with its characteristic curve (mansard style) is covered with dark tiles or slate and adorned with three symmetrically placed dormer windows with semi-circular tops, giving the upper part of the building visual lightness and elegance.
The landscape design of the plot is minimalist and emphasizes the architecture: a neat lawn, symmetrical shrubs at the entrance, and decorative planters with bright flowers on both sides of the porch.
To adapt similar techniques in your own home, you could use: symmetrical placement of window and door openings, arched elements to give a classical appearance, contrasting combination of light walls and dark roofing, accent details made of natural materials (wooden doors), and decorative facade lighting to create an expressive evening appearance of the building.