Modern Dual-View Contemporary House

When modern design meets thoughtful functionality, the result is a home that exudes elegance, comfort, and practicality. This 3122 square feet (290 square meters or 347 square yards) home in Kasaragod, Kerala, is a shining example of how contemporary architecture can perfectly blend form and function. 

If you’re looking for inspiration on how to craft a modern home that offers both aesthetic appeal and comfort, dive into this detailed exploration of each element—from the striking facade to the finely planned interiors.

Facade Design & Color Palette: Where Bold Meets Elegant

The facade of this home is a visual treat, combining mustard-yellow frames, neutral tones, and natural wood textures to create a dynamic yet balanced exterior. The bold mustard-yellow highlights architectural elements by framing windows and balconies, while grey, off-white, and beige walls serve as a grounding backdrop.

To add warmth to the modern aesthetic, wood-textured panels are strategically placed along the exterior, creating depth and dimension. Additionally, horizontal grooves on certain sections of the walls bring texture and break up any monotony, resulting in a multi-layered appearance.

Open Spaces: Cantilevered Balcony & Relaxation Areas

One of the standout architectural features is the cantilevered balcony, with a yellow frame and wooden cladding, offering a striking visual contrast. Adding charm to the design are round window cutouts in the frame, giving the balcony a touch of nautical inspiration and softening the otherwise geometric lines.

This balcony isn’t just ornamental—it provides a cozy sit-out area perfect for unwinding. The hanging planters along the balcony edges enhance the space by bringing in natural greenery, blending seamlessly with the overall design.

On the upper level, roof overhangs extend beyond the windows, providing shade from harsh sunlight—a thoughtful touch for Kerala’s tropical climate. Additionally, recessed windows prevent heat buildup, keeping the interiors naturally cool throughout the day.

Square Footage Breakdown & Floor Plan

The total area of the house is 3122 sq. ft. (290 sq. meters or 347 sq. yards), with the space cleverly divided across two floors: Designed by Scope 3D Designer, Kasaragod, Kerala.

Square Footage Breakdown
Ground floor area : 1601 Sq.Ft.
First floor area : 1521 Sq.Ft.
Total area : 3122 Sq.Ft.
No. of bedrooms : 4
Design style : Contemporary

Key Features at a Glance 

Ground floor

• Car Porch
• Sit Out
• Living Hall
• Dining Hall
• 2 Bed Room
• 2 Attach Bathroom
• 1 common Bathroom
• 2 Dressing Room
• Kitchen
• Store Room
• Work Area

First floor

• 2 Bed Room
• 2 Attach Bathroom
• 2 Dressing Room
• Kids Study Room
• Pantry
• Stair Room
• 3 Balcony

Porch and Carport Integration: Functional and Stylish

The open carport is designed with practicality in mind, offering ample clearance for vehicles while maintaining the sleek aesthetics of the house. White pillars and grey accents complement the minimalist style, and overhead LED lighting ensures the area remains well-lit even at night.

Adjoining the carport is a cozy porch space that serves as an ideal social zone. It’s a perfect spot to greet guests, relax with family, or enjoy your morning tea, with room for comfortable seating.

Boundary Wall & Landscaping: Simple Elegance with Green Accents

The boundary wall is another example of how thoughtful design can elevate a home’s curb appeal. Stone cladding along the boundary wall adds texture and elegance, while small light fixtures embedded in the wall emphasize the landscaping and maintain the home’s warm vibe at night.

A small landscaped strip along the wall introduces greenery, softening the structure’s clean lines. The horizontal slatted gate, with ornamental cutouts, balances privacy with style, offering a glimpse into the well-lit exterior without compromising security.

Roof Design & Vertical Greenery: Blending Modernism with Nature

The flat roofline maintains the minimalist aesthetic of the house, ensuring a sleek modern profile. However, this design is far from rigid—hanging planters positioned along balcony edges inject freshness and life into the overall look. These vertical greens not only enhance visual appeal but also act as natural insulators, providing shade and reducing heat absorption.

Material Choices: A Play of Textures and Finishes

This home is a perfect interplay of textures—a modern combination of wood, stone, and smooth-finished concrete. The warm wooden panels add charm, while the stone-clad sections on the pillars and walls convey a sense of strength and permanence. Meanwhile, the smooth, neutral-colored walls keep the house feeling light and contemporary, balancing the heavier materials for a harmonious look.

Symmetry and Asymmetry: A Dance of Design Harmony

The house’s layout embraces both symmetry and asymmetry with finesse. Balconies and window projections are carefully placed to avoid rigidity, creating a playful sense of movement without overwhelming the design.

Dual-panel projections, one with a mustard-yellow frame and the other with earthy tones, add to the visual interest. Asymmetric window placements further contribute to the dynamic look, providing depth and variety without compromising elegance.

Other Designs by Scope 3D Designer

For more info about this house, Contact (House Design Kasaragod)
Scope 3D Designer
Kasaragod, Kerala
Designer:Naush Hillside
Ph: +91 8129111243
Email:naushhillside@gmail.com