rooflines and form dramatic asymmetrical rooflines with large overhangs low pitched or flat roof sections integrated with steep gables often inspired by lodge or chalet styles facade materials a combination of natural stone wood often reclaimed and metal siding for an organic and modern feel dark stained or weathered wood paired with steel accents emphasizing a connection to the landscape windows and glass expansive floor to ceiling glass windows often spanning multiple stories large glass panels and sliding doors for seamless indoor outdoor transitions and maximizing natural light and views black or dark framed windows for a sleek modern look interior exterior flow outdoor living spaces integrated into the architecture including patios terraces and decks use of stone or concrete in outdoor areas to create a natural transition from the environment to the home color palette earthy tones such as warm browns greys and charcoals accented with black or metallic finishes natural textures dominate creating a warm and inviting ambiance structural features heavy timber beams or columns often exposed for a rustic yet contemporary aesthetic steel and glass railings on decks and balconies for a modern touch lighting and atmosphere recessed or warm toned lighting highlighting architectural details outdoor fire pits or fireplaces as focal points in terraces or gathering areas
