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Modern Villa Front Elevation with Wood and Stone Facade
About Front Elevation Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
The facade mixes warm wood cladding with grey and beige stone, so it looks rich without feeling heavy. The wood softens the stone and gives the whole front a modern, layered look.
Yes, the glass railings are toughened panels held in metal frames, so they are sturdy while keeping the view open. They also make the balconies feel bigger and brighter.
Recessed lights tucked under the balconies and along the ceiling wash the wood and stone with a warm glow, and the entrance porch is lit up, so the whole house stands out after dark.
Definitely. The wood-and-stone combination can be scaled to any plot size and the balcony layout adjusted to your floors. Share your plot details and the designer can plan a similar elevation.
There is a low boundary wall with a metal slat gate, planters lining the path and a covered porch, which together give a welcoming, landscaped approach to the main door.