The home
Exterior
A timeless exterior, shaped by contrast.
- Masonry
- Pale brick
- Roof
- Cedar shake
- Windows
- Black
Designed by Old World
The exterior balances pale masonry, warm gray siding, stained cedar, and black-framed windows across a series of steep gables and quieter connecting forms. Rather than relying on one dominant material, the composition uses changes in texture and scale to give each part of the home its own presence while keeping the elevation cohesive.
Dark rooflines and window frames sharpen the lighter palette, while sheltered wood ceilings introduce warmth at the entries and outdoor living spaces. The result feels established and architectural, with enough contrast to make the details clear and enough restraint to let the home age gracefully.
In the words of Old World architectural design
Three details to notice
01
Balanced massing
Steep gables and quieter connecting forms break down the scale while preserving a clear architectural rhythm.
02
Warm contrast
Pale brick and warm gray siding are grounded by black windows, dark roofing, and stained wood accents.
03
Connected outdoor living
Sheltered entries and porch spaces carry the material story beyond the front elevation and into everyday use.
Quiet presence, carefully composed.
Old World architectural design · Designed by Old World
Materials and finishes
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Challenge the design team
How would you personalize the exterior?
Explore three ways the home could shift in character or arrival while preserving its recognizable architecture.