What are some common mistakes to avoid when designing a house facade with proportion in mind?

1. Disproportionate Features: A common mistake is incorporating features that are too large or too small in relation to the overall size of the house. This can result in a disproportionate look that may detract from the overall visual appeal of the facade.

2. Overcomplicating the Design: It is important to keep the design of the facade simple and cohesive. Too many details or conflicting elements can make the facade appear cluttered and confusing to the eye.

3. Ignoring the Surroundings: A house facade should also be designed with consideration for its surroundings. Ignoring the architectural style of neighboring homes or the natural landscape can create a jarring effect in the overall appearance of the house.

4. Inappropriate Scale: Choosing elements that are either too large or too small for the scale of the house can create an unbalanced and awkward look. It is essential to choose elements that are proportionate to the size and style of the home.

5. Lack of Balance: A lack of balance in the design of the facade can create a visual imbalance in the overall appearance of the house. It is important to create symmetry and balance in the design elements to create a harmonious look for the entire house.

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