Black And Brown Modern House

The Coorparoo House by Alexandra Buchanan Architecture

The exterior of the black house features a wood slat element that provides privacy for the home owners and visual interest for the residential street it sits on.Photography by Jessie PrinceA wide path leads past the wood slat feature and to the front door.Photography by Jessie PrinceThe living room, which is open to the backyard, has a stone fireplace and an abundance of natural light.Photography by Jessie PrinceThe landscaped backyard has steps that lead down to a grassy lawn.

Photography by Jessie PrinceThe private patio, which is partially covered, is hidden behind the wood slats at the front of the house.

5 Trends in Modern Home Design

With remote and hybrid work a significant factor in people’s design aesthetic, many homeowners are now looking for creative trends in modern home design.While some 2022 design ideas may fade, some recently introduced home interior and exterior trends will be timeless.From curvy textures to high-performance materials, take a look at five new trends in modern home design.

Modern Farmhouse AestheticTaking modern design elements and mixing them with traditional elements, also called transitional design, is growing in popularity.

Download our Modern Look BookHow Nichiha Can HelpThe beauty of modern home design trends is that there really is something special for everyone.

All black interior designs that will inspire you to adapt this

to elevate your interiors – give it that modern, minimal Instagram worthy look while differentiating from the crowd, black is the color you have been looking for!Maxiup House visualized by Stephen Tsymbaliuk is the perfect balance of naturally brown elements with modern black fittings.But this is not the case for the Pine House designed by Sasha Moloko of Line Design Studio.Practice cooking in this modern minimal kitchen to focus and love every aspect of your cooking process.

The Valke Vleug Winery, designed by Vincent Van Duysen boasts of a modern, angular design language with black interiors – even their wood is stained to an almost ash-grey/ black color.

Why Brown Continues to Be a Favorite Exterior House Color

Brown exterior siding has proven itself to be a fantastic choice for millions of homes.A brown color scheme makes an instant impression, especially when appropriately paired with certain accent colors that really make a home pop.

There are so many ways to effectively incorporate a dark color like brown into your home's exterior, whether it's a brown roof, brown trim or brown exterior paint.If you try to sell your house, the first thing buyers will see, whether they are online or in person, is your home’s exterior.

Because it’s such a neutral color, brown siding ensures your home stays in style for years to come, protecting its value.

David's House on Freshome - David Small Designs

A “modern home that attracts and even converts traditionalists” is how Freshome, an international design blog, introduced David’s House to their readers.Freshome featured David’s natural modern home on their wildly popular design page at the start of this week.

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A Zen Garden Wraps Around The Corner Of This House

y0 Design Architect has recently completed a new house in Sidoarjo, Indonesia, that was requested by the owner to be simple and modern.The house with a geometric shape is located on a corner lot, with a garden that wraps around the corner.Complementing the house design is a Zen garden.The zen garden has a dark matte black and wood fence as a backdrop and includes ornamental trees, white pebbles, gray stones, and small sections of grass.

The Dark Exterior Of This House In California Hides A Bright Interior

Feldman Architecture designed a modern house in Portola Valley, California, that features a dark wood exterior.The home also features lighter wood sunscreens that have been integrated into its rear facade.These sunscreens not only contrast with the cedar siding, but also filter the sunlight into defined strips against the dark facade.

Inside the home, there’s a bright interior with a wood floor and ceiling, and white walls.

7 Dark Brown House with Black Trim Ideas

Interestingly enough, though, one of the most common colors that are paired with dark brown is black, another dark color.Modern Three-Tone Colorwaysource: spray-net.comOne of the major concerns of pairing dark brown and black together is that the resulting combination can look a bit too heavy and masculine.Modern Chaletsource: houseplans.comDark brown wood is paired with black again in this modern chalet design, although to a very different effect.Regardless, dark brown and black continue to pair well even with the rather flat-looking paint through the upper half of the home.

Such is the case with this final example for this list, which has white fixtures and tan masonry on top of the brown siding and black roofing.

Single Family House in Kifisia by Spacelab Architecture

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The facades of the house were treated with a layering of overlapping materials.

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A Dark Grey Color Palette Is Consistently Found Inside And Outside

Within the dark grey cladding, there’s an opening to allow a tree to rise from within.The main social areas of the home are all open plan with the interior design completed by Melissa Redwood.The color palette includes warm grey tones that complement light walls and floors, as well as black accents.

In the kitchen, dark cabinets and shelves contrast the white tile backsplash and thick white countertop of the island.Photography by D-Max Photography | Design: Webb and Brown-Neaves | Landscaping: Tim Davies Landscaping | Interior Design: Melissa Redwood Interior Design

The Black House Facade in Zagreb, Croatia

This contemporary, black residence was designed by DVA ARHITEKTA.It’s a black house and it’s located in Zagreb, Croatia.The architects were actually asked to design two black houses, one of which for rental purposes.It’s a contemporary structure, with geometrical shapes and a very simple design.

From the exterior all we can see is the black shell.

OM House by Studio Guilherme Torres

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The construction itself comprises of a vast living area, a block containing 3 bedrooms and a discrete laundry area.The pool has a 16m swimming lane coated with black glass chips readily made for the owner’s daily swim.

The house floors as well as some walls are a mix of cement planks and wood rulers.

The Black House by Andres Remy Arquitectos

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The Black House has an almost provocative sobriety, where the pure white in the inside provoques an emotive contrast with the absolute black in the outside, reminding the bite of an apple.

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This New California House Makes Itself At Home In The Forest

sagemodern have designed this contemporary home nestled between the trees along side a golf course in Truckee, California.The home, designed as a secluded and relaxing environment for a family, has plenty of outdoor room and combines wood with black elements for a dramatic color palette.

Off the living room there’s a covered deck set up for outdoor dining.A media room makes sure the kids have somewhere to go to watch movies and relax.The kids room has been set up with built-in bunk beds and plenty of storage.

Eichleresque House in New Zealand Features Its Own Steam

To create a new home in place of the one lost in an earthquake sequence of 2010 and 2011 Cymon Allfrey Architects Ltd have designed a modern Eichleresque house.Located on a cul-de-sac in Fendalton, Christchurch, New Zealand it incorporates an existing garden and the Wairarapa Stream.

Decorated with various partitions and fences it looks much more interesting than a regular modern house.With a spacious green lawn between the stream and the house there is plenty of outdoor space.

(Photography by Stephen Goodenough)Eichler-esque House in New Zealand

Customize To Your Needs: Luxurious And Modern Style House Plan

If you have a bigger budget to spare and you want to live in a more luxurious house, this modern style house plan is the one for you.This house plan is focused on giving comfort and luxury while giving the occupants of the house a more relaxing space.

The exteriors of this modern style house plan are all about gorgeous and modern exteriors.This house plan uses long span galvanized iron roofing and the walls of the verandas are made of tempered glass.

What makes this house plan a modern one is an availability of customizing the spaces.

Waterhaus by Greenpod Development

With an emphasis on sustainable and healthy homes, Greenpod Development built Waterhaus using structural insulated panels (SIPs) and low-VOC interior finishes.The houses can be build in their factory or on-site.

The factory build allows for more efficient building practices and less waste.

You can view more information about the Waterhouse on the Greenpod Development website.

Images © Greenpod Development

Double High house: elegant and efficient re-interpretation of the

Checkwitch Poiron Architects has designed the Double High house, an energy efficient home located in Nanaimo, BC, Canada.Description by Checkwitch Poiron: The Double High house is an elegant and efficient re-interpretation of the typical suburban site plan.

The slender form is positioned against the long north edge of the site in order to maximize the solar exposure to the south.In addition to the passive solar scheme, further efficiency is achieved through in-floor radiant hydronic heating, natural ventilation, a heat recovery ventilator and an efficient lighting design.

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Modern vs. Contemporary Home Design

Modern design was born out of the modern art movement and spans the early to mid-20th century.Contemporary Color PalettesBoth modern and contemporary styles are rooted in natural colors, but their distinct approach to color sets the two styles apart.Reflecting the themes in modern art, modern design has very few patterns, instead preferring bold blocks of color.

If modern design uses warm, lived-in colors, think of the contemporary design color palette as a breath of fresh air.Modern design is much more structured and formal than contemporary design.

House colors: Amazing modern facade in brown

House colors are creating those “love it/hate it” relationships between homes and our eyes since, well, forever.(You might want to check out top 50 modern house designs ever built as well!)While minimalist interiors are designed in bright colors, combining white walls and wooden floors and furniture, exterior house colors are kept in contrast.While ground floor glass walls are left uncovered, glass walls on the first floor are covered with sliding structural wooden shades, perfectly blending with house color.

Do you prefer bright or dark house colors?

Black Box by O.M.Shumelda

Black Box is a modern home designed by O.M.Shumelda for a young Ukrainian family that would take into account their style and outlook on life.The highlight of the project is operated green roof, which is not only a great recreational area but also provided space for solar panels.

Black emphasizes heometrychnist architecture, bronze and adds individuality home.Simple shapes, color resolution and harmonious blend of nature, embodied our intention in this project.

In planning we put the emphasis on open spaces that seamlessly intertwined harmoniously interact with the natural environment.”Images by O.M.SHUMELDA

This Small House Is Completely Covered In Wood Shingles

Architect Barry Condon of Condon Scott Architects has completed a small home in Wanaka, New Zealand.The home is completely covered in warm cedar shingles, which have the added benefit of being low maintenance.The lower floor contains a double-height living and kitchen space, with hidden lighting that highlights the wood ceiling.

Wood stairs lead to the upper floor of the home, while a black handrail has hidden lighting to guide the way.In the bedroom, a tall window provides views of the trees, while the wood walls and ceiling add a warm and cozy touch.

This Beautiful, Modern House Comes With a Rustic Colour Palette

Designed by LK & Projekt Architects this modern-style villa in Poland exudes a quiet, classy elegance.Project: House Project LK&1690Designer: LK & Projekt ArchitectsLocation: PolandExterior Area:It is nestled amid a breathtaking landscape that serves as the perfect backdrop for the stunning architectural structure.Interior Area:The double-height living room is a warm, cozy, and well-ventilated expanse that promotes family bonding.

The dining room and kitchen are hidden away from the living room, in a way that there is still a hint of visual connectivity, but also privacy.All images are taken from LK & Projekt Architects unless otherwise stated.

Hood River East House in Oregon by eb architecture + design

Hood River East House, Hood River, Oregon.“Nestled back up in the trees, overlooking the small town of Hood River, Oregon, this residence slides in amongst its evergreen neighbors.The main living level above, cantilevers past the lower-level garage, putting it into the shadows, downplaying its size.To the east, the upper tier of the property, lies the main building entry, landscaped courtyard with lap pool and separate outbuilding, a mini-me version of the main house.

The main, upper level of the house is the owner’s Shangri la for day-to-day living.

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Engineered Wood Siding

NATURSIDING - W from PARKLEX PRODEMA is a rainscreen siding system that provides an efficient bioclimatic solution with thermal insulation, moisture drainage, and proper ventilation.The surface composition protects wood against harsh weather conditions, eliminating the need for any re-staining, resealing, or repainting before or after the material is installed.

This wood cladding reduces heat dissipation in the colder months and heat absorption in the warmer months, resulting in a marked improvement in thermal comfort inside of the building.Unlike other untreated wood products, it won’t rot, crack or bend and won’t change its tone or affect its appearance with persistent snow, heavy rains, hail, or scorching summer heat.They can be installed over metal or wood substructures and are available in three pattern options:

Wood And Glass Frame The Tree Views At This Home In The Mountains

L’Empreinte Design Architecture has recently completed a new home in the heart of a maple grove, high up in the mountains bordering Lac Franc in Morin-Heights, in the Laurentians region of Quebec, Canada.The house, comprised of several glass frames surrounded by wood, is perched on the side of the mountain and faces the treetops.The wood details continue inside, where the living room, dining area, and kitchen share a large open-plan space.

The living room couch faces a black fireplace which contrasts the wood and complements the black window and door frames.Photography by Pier-Olivier Lepage | Architecture and Design: L’Empreinte Design Architecture | Project Manager: Pier-Olivier Lepage | Suppliers: Alumilex (windows), Industries Dorr (interior doors), Noréa Foyers (fireplace), Goodfellow (treated wood), Ciot (plumbing)

The Black Exterior Of This Home Leads To A Warm Wood Lined Interior

The black exterior of the home is complemented by the matching black metal roof, while wood slats features on various sections of the home add a textural design element.The dining room has a wood table that sits below an extremely large pendant light with a white shade.On the other side of the fireplace in the living room that looks out to the lake.A large coffee wood coffee table is surrounded by seating for large family gatherings.

In one of the bathrooms, there’s a double vanity with a large mirror, matte black light fixtures, and a louver window.

20 Unique Black Modern Homes You'll Admire

But did you know that using black for the home’s exterior actually looks amazing?Most people might think that a black house is a home for a witch or it is associated with black magic and anything creepy.If you won’t believe me, then these 20 modern black homes that you will see in this list will surely convince you.

The black exterior of the home and its geometric design combined together creates a unique home.With the use of modern lines and geometric shapes, your black house will no doubt look really nice and unique!

Modern Minimalist, but Elegant House with Overlapping Roofing

If you are looking for an elegant house design that is modern and looks very beautiful, this single-story house, that has two bedrooms, 1 bathroom, is already good for a 60 sq meter floor area.The house has 30 cm elevation from the ground, it has a flat overlapping roofing system, one from the porch area, another to the main portion of the house and one to the right side of the house.The modern house has an orange-brown, gray, white, and black color palette.