Architectural harmony: colour accents from the house to the garden

Successful garden design is characterised by the fact that it picks up on the design language and colour concept of the main building and continues it in the outdoor space. In this particular project, an impressive visual link was created between the house and the garden architecture. As the house is anthracite in colour and features a striking red front door, it made sense to incorporate this strong design motif into the planning of the outbuilding. The result is a stylish tool shed with a flat roof, whose body shines in the dark grey of the house façade, while the large sliding door in a bold red tone adds a confident accent. This consistent repetition of colour creates an exceptionally harmonious yet exciting overall picture across the entire property.

A well-thought-out ensemble: from the pergola to the doghouse

The well-thought-out colour scheme continues on the adjoining terrace, where an anthracite-coloured pergola underlines the modern style. To break up the colour dynamics, red accents such as large planters were strategically placed to perfectly match the sliding door of the garden shed. However, the attention to detail went one step further in this project: to give the entire property a completely uniform look, custom-fit panels were subsequently made for a doghouse. In keeping with the style of its larger counterparts, the four-legged friend's home was given anthracite-coloured walls and a striking red roof. As the HPL composite panels used are extremely weather-resistant and durable, this stylish tool shed with a flat roof and its small counterpart for the dog will remain beautiful for years to come. There is no need to repaint the intense colours, so the high-quality appearance will be preserved for decades.