Got yourself a plot of land but still torn among so many house designs? Well, it's you're lucky day! We just rounded up 13 houses that you should seriously note down for future purposes. We'll be talking about their specific features that have got us over the moon so go on and read up.
Coated in a monochromatic color scheme, the house does more by its ultimate textured combination of stones and bricks. Obviously, the height of the house also plays a huge factor to make it look so impressive but the subtlety in color and detail on the surfaces just compels us to yield before it.
We're not simply talking about a home that would last for decades, we're speaking also for its environmental impact. The more that there's a focus on reusing and recycling materials plus harnessing renewable energy or even things as simple as having more windows in the right places for natural light and air to come in, the better. Take a look at eco-designs for further ideas.
Asian houses often have that distinct minimalist and culture-rich designs both in and out. For now, we're eyeing Japanese architecture and its emphasis on spaces, wood, and a sense of calm. Their oriental gardens also look impeccable so for those with green thumbs, a Japanese styled garden might do you good.
Individuals nowadays prefer living on the road or traveling, so a permanent residence doesn't really suit them. Perfectly responsive to their needs are these beautiful and amazing mobile houses. Gone truly are the days when the concept of a mobile home is limited to a busted or trashy trailer. The mobile houses of today range from simply stylish to mind-blowingly luxurious. Another great thing about these is that they are more affordable than most permanent homes.
Construction companies are also offering more disaster-resilient products that go into the actual construction of houses. You can see those in manufactured wood, plastic, and other metal alloys or parts. Let's take this house for example which doesn't simply stand directly on the soil. Instead, it's foundations have been intricately built with focus on strengthening the soil and its steel base and framework.
The two-storey house is a smart choice for a family that's looking to accommodate their members and guests while still feeling cozy and truly at home. It's level is just the clever breakeven between luxury and modesty. Of course, the design of the two-storey would be a great factor so it's clearly up to you if you want to splurge on more details or remain simply understated – which is still classy.
Country homes are forever elegant with their rustic combination of wood, bricks, and stones. Take this house for example. It's got a modest porch, a quaint balcony, and gorgeous tiled roofing. Can you imagine sitting idly one calm afternoon on that porch?
Other than the fact that we've fawned over the two-storey earlier, adding plenty of wooden details to your house design is also sophisticated because wood just never ceases to go out of style. The best part is that it goes well with other materials like steel, glass, and concrete.
This cream and white-colored bungalow is a sight to behold. The mix is of course that it;s not just a dull all-white exterior. It's got texture too check out the stone brick columns and cladding. Another pleasing quality here is the symmetry seen through the rafters of the gable roof.
This may come off as a trite statement but why shouldn't it be included here? Modern house design are only just so up-to-date after all. Other than the obvious, we love the geometry and sharpness in the windows, the doors and even the paneling of modern houses. We love the exaggerations like in having tall glass windows but also the understatements like in the choice of subdued hues to compensate the sharpness of the shapes.
Roof designs have also been innovated. Take this skillion roofed home that has got an interesting catch to separate the second from the first floor. The ceiling of the first floor here takes a sloped form but not in the same inclination as that of the topmost roof. The same ceiling extends to the porch's roof. Cool isn't it?
Speaking of balanced-looking houses, we'll go on ahead and say that we also have our hearts on symmetrical designs. This country home, for one, had been built specifically for an old couple who wanted a modest yet cozy house that also looked charming. And charming is what they did get because of the symmetrical look of this facade.
This contemporary house has got two floors with the first floor having a small terrace that opens to the garden. The upper floor also has got a terrace which is more private compared to the one below. In any case, both are perfect spots to hold intimate gatherings.
