10 Popular House Front Designs Perfect for Any Home

We bring to you ten remarkable House Front Design examples that marry eye popping design with aesthetic appeal. We hope you enjoy this selection just as we did.

House 1 – Ajmer, Rajasthan

Situated in the rugged and historically rich city of Ajmer in Rajasthan, we find our first jewel – Aikyam.  

Facade Material: The building exterior combines dark grey stone-like slabs with warm wooden elements and white surfaces (possibly a great use of Nero Greco, Folos Terra and Bianco Assoluto). There is an attempt to create an impressive visual contrast by using a combination of these three colours which lends it a sophisticated contemporary look. 

Design Lines:  Using clean horizontal lines combined with rectangular projections, the house front design projects a bold composition playing on geometric lines. 

House 2 – Mohali, Punjab

Our second home comes from Mohali, Punjab.  

Facade Material: The home front design  is a mix of different tones of grey (likely BLEND NERO, BLEND GRIGIO, PIETRA DI SAVOIA ANTRACITE, and PIETRA DI SAVOIA GRIGIA). It is complemented by warm wooden accents and white concrete elements. The architect has strived to create a rich visual tapestry through the intelligent use of facade materials.  

Design Lines: The attempt has been to create dynamic depth by interposing horizontal and vertical planes. The use of multiple setbacks and projections also add to the perspective of depth. An interesting approach is in using recessed areas and cantilevered sections in the house front design to create a play of shadows as the sun moves across.  

House 3 – Mohali, Punjab

Located in a residential neighbourhood in Mohali, Punjab, this delightful home maintains its distinctive architectural identity. 

Facade Material: The facade exhibits a combination of earthy tones which provides visual refinement. We see the use of textured panels resembling OXIDE MORO (the dark brown elements) and PIETRA DI SAVOIA GRIGIA (the light beige/grey surfaces).  

Design Lines: Bold geometric volumes intersecting the clean horizontal planes make this home front design striking. Visually attractive, yet practical, the clever use of the extended roof overhangs provide shade and architectural interest. A dramatic cantilever effect is also created from what you can see in the photo is a projecting brown box like structure. 

House 4 – Punjabi Bagh, Delhi

Enhancing this upscale Punjabi Bagh neighbourhood of Delhi, the home is a great example of a stellar house front design. 

Facade Material: A sophisticated combination of Basalto Vena Scura (dark grey/black panels) coupled with contrasting warm wooden horizontal louvers that encircle the upper level. Wonderful material pairing has created a dramatic yet refined aesthetic. Textural flow is brought to the fore with the use of smooth stone-like surfaces and linear wooden elements.  

Design Lines: Clean geometric lines rule the roost in this design. The architecture employs multiple linear elements that include wooden slates, metal railings and horizontal bands. This layered rhythmic composition adds visual attraction to the cubic form.   

House 5 – Kalindi Colony, Delhi

We travel to the upscale Kalindi Colony of Delhi, for our next candidate on the top 10 house front designs. 

Facade Material: The house front design exhibits a sophisticated combination of materials including PIETRA GREY (visible in the darker base elements), FOKOS SALE (the light beige large-format panels), and CALCE BIANCO (the crisp white surfaces). Warmth and modernity through the use of this palette is reinforced while maintaining visual harmony.  

Design Lines: Another example of the use of strong lines complemented by cantilevered balconies and projecting volumes. The sleek geometric composition is softened by the use of strategic wooden elements that adds warmth to this lovely house.   

House 6 – Chandigarh, UT / Punjab

Now we visit this welcoming home in the garden city – Chandigarh. 

Facade Material: This facade uses COLLECTION NEVE (the light cream/white porcelain panels) and BLEND NERO (darker elements). Dramatic veining highlighted in striking natural stone accents provides an impression of flowing water.   

Design Lines: Balancing minimalism with organic texture, the design employs bold geometric composition with strong horizontal planes and cantilevered volumes. This juxtaposition creates dynamic shadow play across the facade. The staggered arrangement of rectangular forms generates a sculptural quality that adds visual interest and depth to the structure.  

House 7 – Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

Our next candidate is proudly located in the capital of India ka dil a.ka., Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal. 

Facade Material: Ossido Bruno (the dark grey angular elements), Diamond Cream (the light concrete walls), and Legno Venezia Pine (visible in the wooden slatted screens on the upper terrace) have been used in this innovate house front design that lends to its striking look. This is complemented by Decorative geometric panels in rust and orange tones at the foundation level complement the facade material, transitioning it into a masterpiece.  

Design Lines: In a unique twist, no pun intended, the architect deploys a dynamic Z-shaped composition with strong diagonal planes and angular forms. It leads to creating dramatic shadow play across the facade. The zigzagging arrangement gives this home a visibly futuristic character.  

House 8 – Hisar, Haryana

We bring the next gem from Hisar, Haryana. 

Facade Material: This house front design features a combination of Nero Greco (the dark grey/black stone panels with subtle veining – looks a tad bluish in the image) and Travertino Avorio (the cream/ivory colored elements). It is complemented with a rich wooden cladding that adds warm tones and organic texture.  

Design Lines: This is a great example of a bold cubic composition incorporating strong rectilinear forms with precise geometric framing. While leading to a clean aesthetic approach, the use of these recessed planes also lends itself to a dimensional quality not generally seen.  

House 9 – ACGR Enclave, Delhi

The ACGR Enclave in New Delhi has the next winner on our list.  

Facade Material: The facade is a combination of Pietra di Savoia Grigia (the textured grey stone panels), Bianco Assoluto (the crisp white geometric frames), and Ossido Bruno (the rich dark brown accents). This palette is used to balance cool neutrals with warm elements. Not only is this choice thoughtful, it creates a structure that feels both elegant and grounded at the same time.  

Design Lines: An application of the staggered arrangement within a bold linear composition, creates a visual rhythm that’s hard to miss. A dynamic interplay of the nested forms across the facade and the central white frame serves as a dynamic focal point that provides depth to the design. 

House 10 – Dhuri, Punjab

This upscale residential area of Dhuri, Punjab, contains the last of our Top 10 House Front Design selection. 

Facade Material: Distinguishing itself from the others in the list, this residence has a building exterior featuring a sophisticated combination of Travertino Grigio Venato (the light grey/cream stone surfaces with subtle veining) and Blend Nero (the dark charcoal/black accent elements). In a reflection of true Punjabi warmth, the use of warm wood tones add organic richness to the home.  

Design Lines: This design is an example of a bold horizontal composition. Using strong linear planes and cantilevered volumes to create a sense of lightness across the facade. Its balanced arrangement and recessed spaces adds visual interest while maintaining clean and modern lines.  

Our Takeaway

These beautiful facades show how material selection, its composition, all combined with thoughtful design, can transform any banal construction into works of art.