Every style gives a house a different character. Learn the features, the matching colours and see examples — then see the style you picked on a photo of your own house.

White render, black window frames and natural wood — a calm, bright facade.
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Flat roof, large glazing, concrete and graphite — a decisive, geometric form.
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Symmetry, muted beiges and refined detail — elegance that does not age.
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Warm sand render, terracotta roof and timber shutters — sunlit and welcoming.
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Stone, rough render and aged timber — a facade that looks lived in.
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Face brick, dark render and steel details — a strong, urban character.
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Dark timber, deep eaves and quiet detail — restraint as the whole point.
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Geometric ornament, gold accents and a firm rhythm — 1920s elegance.
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Ochre, terracotta and stone quoins — the warmth of the Italian countryside.
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Half-timbering, white render and dark beams — English character with a strong graphic line.
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Pale stone, green shutters and lavender accents — the French countryside.
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Pure geometry, white walls and one strong colour — functionalism without ornament.
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Green roof, timber and solar panels — a house that looks like its own principles.
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Dark brick, large steel windows and raw concrete — an urban character.
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White cladding, black frames and a porch — the American countryside, brought up to date.
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Raw concrete and heavy massing — architecture without compromise.
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Terracotta, clay and climbing plants — soft shapes and natural materials.
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Dark timber, a stone base and a steep roof — the character of a mountain house.
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Brilliant white, deep blue and arches — the light of the Aegean islands.
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Classical proportions in muted grey — elegance without ornament.
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