Exterior AI

Keep the exact architectural structure, roofline, gable massing, window placement, window sizes, and covered entry/portico from the base image unchanged. Do not alter the shape of the roof, the porch overhang, or the footprint. Do not add any dormers, awnings, or roof structures that are not in the base image.
Siding: Replace the wood board siding with warm white/cream horizontal lap siding on the main gable walls, and a matching cream board-and-batt siding on the secondary right-side gable.
Stone: Apply light gray refined stacked stone ONLY on the two entry porch columns and a short base wainscot section directly below the two windows flanking the front door, roughly 3 feet wide on each side of the entry. Do not apply stone anywhere else on the home — not under the far-left window, not on the base of the right wing, not on the porch step wall, and not on the chimney. All other areas at the base of the home should be plain cream siding meeting the ground or foundation.
Chimney: Clad the chimney in the same cream siding as the walls with a simple cap. No stone on the chimney.
Windows: Keep all window sizes and placement unchanged. Use dark bronze/black window trim throughout. Do not add any awning, shed roof, or overhang above any window — every window should sit flush in the wall.
Roof: Keep the same dark charcoal roof shingle color. Apply consistent dark brown/espresso fascia trim along every roofline edge, rake, and eave across the entire home — left wing, center gable, and right wing equally, with no variation in trim color between sides.
Entry steps: Shorten the front entry steps so there is only a short, shallow step transition (one to two low steps at most) from the walkway up to the porch/entry landing — not a tall or elongated staircase. The step area should feel minimal and proportional to a level lot, not a sloped-lot entry.
Door and entry beam: Replace the front door with a modern vertical-lite slab door in a dark stained walnut/espresso wood tone (near-black brown), sized to exactly fit the existing door opening — same width and height as the current opening, do not resize it. The exposed porch beam and header above the entry should be this same dark stained walnut/espresso tone, not tan or natural cedar — high contrast against the cream siding.
Landscaping: Add refined mountain-estate landscaping with boulders, ornamental grasses, lavender, and low xeric shrubs, plus a paver walkway leading to the entry.
Sky and lighting: Dusk/twilight sky with warm sunset tones and soft clouds. Add warm exterior path lights and accent lighting along the walkway and at the entry.

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Prompt: Keep the exact architectural structure, roofline, gable massing, window placement, window sizes, and covered entry/portico from the base image unchanged. Do not alter the shape of the roof, the porch overhang, or the footprint. Do not add any dormers, awnings, or roof structures that are not in the base image.
Siding: Replace the wood board siding with warm white/cream horizontal lap siding on the main gable walls, and a matching cream board-and-batt siding on the secondary right-side gable.
Stone: Apply light gray refined stacked stone ONLY on the two entry porch columns and a short base wainscot section directly below the two windows flanking the front door, roughly 3 feet wide on each side of the entry. Do not apply stone anywhere else on the home — not under the far-left window, not on the base of the right wing, not on the porch step wall, and not on the chimney. All other areas at the base of the home should be plain cream siding meeting the ground or foundation.
Chimney: Clad the chimney in the same cream siding as the walls with a simple cap. No stone on the chimney.
Windows: Keep all window sizes and placement unchanged. Use dark bronze/black window trim throughout. Do not add any awning, shed roof, or overhang above any window — every window should sit flush in the wall.
Roof: Keep the same dark charcoal roof shingle color. Apply consistent dark brown/espresso fascia trim along every roofline edge, rake, and eave across the entire home — left wing, center gable, and right wing equally, with no variation in trim color between sides.
Entry steps: Shorten the front entry steps so there is only a short, shallow step transition (one to two low steps at most) from the walkway up to the porch/entry landing — not a tall or elongated staircase. The step area should feel minimal and proportional to a level lot, not a sloped-lot entry.
Door and entry beam: Replace the front door with a modern vertical-lite slab door in a dark stained walnut/espresso wood tone (near-black brown), sized to exactly fit the existing door opening — same width and height as the current opening, do not resize it. The exposed porch beam and header above the entry should be this same dark stained walnut/espresso tone, not tan or natural cedar — high contrast against the cream siding.
Landscaping: Add refined mountain-estate landscaping with boulders, ornamental grasses, lavender, and low xeric shrubs, plus a paver walkway leading to the entry.
Sky and lighting: Dusk/twilight sky with warm sunset tones and soft clouds. Add warm exterior path lights and accent lighting along the walkway and at the entry.
AI model: Exterior AI
Created: July 8, 2026

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