Before us is an exquisite example of a modern interpretation of the classic cottage style with elements of French provincial design. The facade of the house features elegant asymmetry and carefully considered proportions. The main volume is finished in white with textured stucco, giving the structure visual lightness while emphasizing its architectural character.
Particularly attractive are the wooden elements of the facade – the double doors with an arched top at the main entrance and the French doors on the right, made of natural wood in a warm tone. These details create a welcoming contrast with the snow-white walls and gray roofing. The window openings are diverse in shape: rectangular windows with traditional mullions, a small round porthole window, and a diamond-patterned window on the gable – all add character and individuality to the facade.
The roof with multiple slopes of varying heights and pitches adds dynamism to the building and creates an interesting play of light and shadow. The chimney with its traditional design becomes an accent element in the composition. The side portico with columns, as well as the garage with wooden doors, are organically integrated into the overall composition without disrupting its integrity.
When designing your own facade, you might consider the following techniques: the contrasting combination of white stucco with warm wood, a variety of window openings to create visual interest, an asymmetrical composition, and playing with the heights and volumes of the roof. This approach allows you to create a home that simultaneously looks traditional and modern, cozy and sophisticated.