Interiokeys logo
Quick Links
partnerPartner with Us
about-usAbout Us
blogOur Blogs
contact-usContact Us
Front Elevation of a Modern Three-Storey Home
Front Elevation of a Modern Three-Storey Home
View full project
Previous space

Front Elevation of a Modern Three-Storey Home

The front elevation of a modern three-storey house in white and taupe render, with glass-railed balconies, large windows, a rooftop garden and outdoor wall lights.

Highlight
Stacked balconies across the taupe-and-white facade
Layout
Spacious
Theme
Modern
Colour
Wall: White, Taupe
Special Features
  • Stacked glass-railed balconies
  • Rooftop garden terrace
  • Large glazed windows
  • Two-tone render facade
  • Outdoor wall lights
  • Green boundary panels

About Front Elevation Interiors

Common questions from homeowners.

It's a modern three-storey design with clean lines, a two-tone render in white and taupe, and stacked balconies. The look is contemporary rather than traditional, with big windows to let in plenty of light.

Yes, each level has a balcony with glass railings, and the upper one is set up with a couple of chairs and planters. They give every floor a bit of open outdoor space.

There's a rooftop garden with greenery along the top parapet, plus planters on the balconies. It softens the boxy shape and adds a green touch to the front view.

Those are vertical green panels along the boundary wall, used as a decorative screen. They add privacy at the entrance while breaking up the plain compound wall.

Definitely. A three-storey elevation like this can be adapted to your plot width and setback rules. Share your plot size and requirements and the design can be tailored to fit.