5 Ideas for Modern Home Exterior Design

​Architects giving contemporary house facades begin to grow in popularity with modern house exteriors in breathtaking designs, and clean lines make them commonly requested by homeowners and buyers. Some also include it in the house’s interior. For more ideas, read on further.

Floating Home
The fantastic floating home with three stories showcases a modern design with a classic taste that strongly maintains a connection with its natural environment. Its external façade is a combination of Kebony wood, white fiber, and glass.

Valley Living
In Vilnius’s Lithuanian capital city is a unique family residence called Valley Villa. Architects designed this fantastic home to harmonize with the natural surroundings of pine trees and hillsides by integrating a cladding of natural timber made of sustainable Kebony wood with an asymmetrical pitched roof.

Zero Waste Design

• Citizens consider Norway’s wooden homes somewhat unusual. Because of the persistent and imminent threat of fire, architects constructed most homes and buildings with fire-retardant materials such as concrete until there were newer building practices and materials available to make wooden homes safe and sustainable.
• Designed and built it himself, Architect Henning Kongshavn Frondsal makes use of more than 200 tons of wood all in all with Kebony cladding of more than 9,000 meters. There was not a waste of even a single piece of wood. He skillfully included end pieces and cuts in the final design to make sure he didn’t leave any unused parts.

Outdoor Living
This house has a triangular wedge with the taller side as the owner’s primary home and their new yet smaller second home on the shorter side. The owner’s desire gets fulfilled by downsizing into a small house while still accommodating extended family members in their original place.

Modern Extension to Rustic Origin

• Inspired by the 19th century’s traditional gable-roofed farmhouses, the River Glomma’s rundown farmhouse got indulged by LINK Architects, giving it a contemporary makeover. With the antique aesthetic style given the modernized and minimalistic design, it opens the farmhouse’s great setting.
  
  
• Architect extensively used aluminum and glass throughout. They made sure that the extension’s façade and the roof had enough clad of environmentally friendly Kebony wood to make sure it maintains the traditional farmhouse style.

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