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Contemporary Front Elevation with Stone Facade
About Front Elevation Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a contemporary elevation built around clean rectangular blocks, a grey stone and brick facade and warm wood-slat screens. The mix of hard stone and soft wood keeps it modern but still welcoming.
The top level has a terrace garden with planters and climbers, shaded by a light pergola frame. It softens the roofline and gives the house a green crown that you can see from the street.
The wood-slat screens act as privacy and sun shading for the balconies and glazing behind them. They let air and filtered light through while keeping the inside from being fully exposed to the road.
The main gate is a sliding gate finished in wood-look slats set into a stone-clad boundary wall, with the house number on a panel beside it. It matches the screens used higher up on the facade.
Yes. The stone facade, slat screens and terrace garden can be reworked to suit your plot size and setback. Share your plot dimensions with the designer to plan a facade that fits.