Modern House Front Elevation with Stone and Wood
About Front Elevation Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
The facade mixes stone and wood cladding with big glass sections, so it looks rich but still modern. The stone grounds the base while the wood warms up the upper floors.
Those are slim vertical fins that run across parts of the front, which add rhythm and a bit of shade to the windows behind them. They also give the elevation a taller, sleeker feel.
Yes, there is a covered car porch at ground level that fits a couple of cars right by the entrance. It keeps vehicles shaded and protected.
There are cantilevered balconies on the upper floors with glass railings, so the views stay open and the front looks light. They project out to give each floor its own outdoor edge.
Yes, the cladding mix, balcony positions and porch can all be reworked around your plot size and floor count. Share your plot details with the designer to start.

