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Modern Three-Storey Villa Front Elevation at Night
About Front Elevation Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
The facade mixes a light beige stone across the upper floors with a darker grey stone at the base and boundary wall. The two stones together give it a grounded, layered look instead of one flat surface.
Almost every edge is traced with a warm LED strip, and there are up-and-down wall lights running along the columns. So after dark the whole building reads as glowing outlines, which is exactly what makes a night shot of an elevation pop.
The undersides of the cantilevered floors are clad in a warm wood finish, which softens all the stone and glass. It also catches the strip lighting nicely and makes the balconies feel cosy from the street.
Yes, it is a three-storey villa with full-height glass balconies stacked up each level. The top floor is set back and cantilevers out, which is what gives the elevation its bold, modern profile.
It can. The stone mix, the cantilevers and the lighting scheme can all be scaled to your plot size and setback rules. Share your plot dimensions and the elevation can be reworked to suit your frontage.