A Visual Symphony of Tradition and Modernity

This house design embodies a perfect blend of Kerala's traditional architectural style with modern functionality. The visual appeal of this structure is undeniable, with its careful attention to detail and the use of locally sourced materials that echo the rich cultural heritage of Kerala.

Roofing and Structure: A Nod to Tradition

The prominent feature of this house is its steeply sloped gable roof, a hallmark of Kerala's traditional architecture. The roof is covered with red clay tiles, which are not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical, as they help in effectively draining rainwater, an essential feature in Kerala's monsoon-prone climate. The roof extends over the front porch, creating a sheltered area that adds to the charm and utility of the space.

Color Palette: Warm and Inviting

The color scheme of the house is carefully chosen to reflect warmth and hospitality. The exterior walls are painted in a soft, neutral shade, off-white, which complements the red roof tiles beautifully. This color choice not only makes the house appear larger and more open but also enhances the natural light that the structure receives, making it more energy-efficient.

Accents of wooden brown are strategically placed, particularly in the window frames and the front door, adding a sense of richness and depth to the overall look. The combination of these colors is both timeless and contemporary, ensuring that the house will remain stylish for years to come. Design provided by Sreejith Pattazhy from Kollam, Kerala.

Square Feet Details
Total area : 1250 sq.ft.
No. of bedrooms : 2
Design style : Single floor Kerala traditional home

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Ground floor facilities

• Veranda
• Living Area
• Family Living
• Dining Area
• 2 Bedroom (2 attached)
• Open Kitchen

Front Porch and Entryway: A Grand Welcome

The front porch is a welcoming feature of this house, with its open design and sturdy pillars that reflect the traditional Kerala style. The pillars can be made of polished wood or concrete with a wooden finish, are adorned with intricate carvings, adding a touch of craftsmanship that is both decorative and symbolic of Kerala’s rich artistic traditions.

The entrance is marked by a grand wooden door. The door features stained glass panels, which not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also allow natural light to filter into the interior, creating a warm and inviting ambiance.

Ventilation and Lighting: Embracing Nature

One of the standout features of this house is its emphasis on natural ventilation and lighting, which are key aspects of sustainable architecture. The large windows are strategically placed to allow cross-ventilation, ensuring that the house remains cool and airy throughout the day. The use of louvered windows further enhances this effect, providing a continuous flow of air while maintaining privacy.

In addition to the natural light streaming in through the windows, the exterior lighting is subtly integrated into the design. The warm-toned wall sconces placed near the entryway and along the porch pillars highlight the architectural details of the house, creating a welcoming glow that enhances the beauty of the structure after sunset.

Landscaping: Harmonizing with Nature

The house is surrounded by lush greenery, with carefully selected plants and shrubs that add to the aesthetic appeal and create a serene environment. The landscaping is designed to be low-maintenance yet visually pleasing, with a combination of native plants that thrive in Kerala’s tropical climate.

The stone boundary wall at the front of the property adds a sense of security and privacy, while the steps leading up to the entrance are seamlessly integrated into the landscape, making the transition from the exterior to the interior of the house smooth and inviting.

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For more info about this home, contact
Sreejith Pattazhy (House design Kollam)
Kollam, Kerala
PH:+91 9846459527
Email : jithu.pulimoottil@gmail.com