Located at the Tverskaya region in Russia, Dacha is a magnificent wood patchwork house, which has been designed by Peter Kostelov.
This magnanimous house features an artistic touch and depicts a striking combination of simple layout along with clear functioning. Moreover, its façade shows various shape and colored wooden patchworks.
When it comes to trimmings, practically every kind of trimmings was executed on this house. Whether it’s traditional wooden overlapping planks or modern molded board and forged square timber or even unconventional trimming, you would see every procedure of trimming implemented on this lovely house.
To achieve the desirable look, trimming fragments were drenched in various hues of brown and were secured at diverse angles so that they can reflect sunlight in dissimilar ways.
This makes this house seem like patched blankets, which consists of different fragments. Beautiful, isn’t it?
