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Modern Three-Storey House Front Elevation
About Front Elevation Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a three-storey house, with the upper floors stepping out over the entrance to create a cantilevered look. Each level has its own balcony, so the front stays layered rather than flat.
The facade mixes grey rendered blocks with marble-clad panels and a warm wood-slat soffit tucked under the top floor. Together they keep it modern but stop it from feeling cold or plain.
The compound wall runs low with a fluted vertical screen and a marble panel carrying the nameplate. Uplights wash the marble at night, and clipped shrubs line the base for a tidy street edge.
Yes, there are tall palms flanking the plot and flowering shrubs along the boundary, plus some planting on the upper terrace. It softens all the stone and gives the frontage a lived-in feel.
Usually it can. The stepped floors, marble cladding and slat soffit can be reworked to suit a different plot width or number of levels. Share your plot size and the designer will adapt the facade accordingly.