This is a modern forest house with clean minimalist lines, executed in Scandinavian style. The facade is clad with vertical dark gray (almost black) panels, creating an elegant and restrained appearance. The vertical cladding is not only stylish but also functional – it visually increases the height of the building and facilitates natural water drainage.
The architecture of the house features simple geometry with an asymmetrical gabled roof, giving the structure a contemporary look. Large windows with natural-colored wooden frames are outlined by contrasting light trims that stand out effectively against the dark background of the facade. Window openings of various sizes are organized into a geometrically precise composition, providing abundant natural light to the interior and a visual connection with the surrounding forest landscape.
Special attention has been paid to proportions and contrasts. The upper row of windows on the second floor emphasizes the building's height, while the lower row creates a sense of solidity. The projecting roof overhang adds depth to the overall composition and provides protection from precipitation. The landscape design using gravel and low-growing shrubs harmoniously integrates the structure into its natural surroundings.
For home facade design, several techniques can be borrowed: using vertical cladding to visually increase height, contrasting dark wall panels with light window frames, asymmetrical window placement to create a dynamic exterior appearance, and a minimalist approach to decorative elements where functionality defines aesthetics.