This modern country house represents an excellent example of combining the traditional rural house form with contemporary architectural solutions. The silhouette of the building references the classic barn shape with its gabled roof, which pays respectful homage to rural architecture but interpreted in a modern way.
The facade is particularly notable for its duality of materials. Vertical wooden slats in a natural finish alternate with dark surfaces and large glass panels, creating an expressive contrast. Especially impressive is the front section with double-height glazing, which allows light to penetrate deep into the house and visually connects the interior with the surrounding landscape.
The roof is covered with gray tiles that harmoniously blend with the wooden elements of the facade. Several dormer windows are delicately integrated into the roofing, providing natural lighting to the upper floor. The extended canopy over part of the facade creates a sheltered area and adds architectural interest to the overall composition.
The terrace in front of the house uses concrete paving, creating a contemporary platform for outdoor living and smoothly integrating the building with the surrounding landscape. Privacy is provided by wooden screens, which also serve as elements of landscape design.
For your own home, you could adopt several techniques: using vertical wooden slats to create rhythm and texture on the facade; contrasting combination of natural materials with modern ones (wood, glass, metal); large glass elements to maximize natural lighting and visual connection with nature; maintaining a simple geometric shape with a contemporary interpretation of traditional elements.