French windows for a country villa
We see in front of us a chic country villa in the Renaissance style. The plan of the house has a shape of octahedron. Each of the eight wall-faces forms a gable, which rises above the upper floor windows.
The facade of the villa is faced in natural stone that provides utility and reliability. The basement is decorated with rustication and decorated with pilasters.
There are large French windows behind the massive facade arcade. They are custom-made of natural oak by the MIRT company. Several faces of the octahedron are crowned with bifora windows.
French windows are large panoramic structures resembling doors. The warm climate in the south of France contributed to the appearance of such windows. French windows have become popular in the architecture of France and eventually other regions.
