Some common exterior finishes seen in contemporary split-level houses include:
1. Stucco: Stucco is a popular choice known for its clean and modern look. It is durable, low-maintenance, and versatile in terms of color and texture.
2. Wood Siding: Natural wood siding, such as cedar or cypress, can add warmth and texture to the exterior. It can be utilized in various styles, including horizontal, vertical, or even with patterned designs.
3. Brick Veneer: Brick veneer offers a classic and timeless appearance to split-level houses. It can be used as a whole or in combination with other finishes, creating interesting visual contrasts.
4. Fiber Cement: Fiber cement siding is a composite material that mimics the look of wood, stucco, or brick. It is more durable, fire-resistant, and less prone to rot or pests than traditional wood siding.
5. Metal: Contemporary split-level homes can incorporate metal siding, such as aluminum or steel panels. This choice can provide a sleek and industrial appeal.
6. Stone Cladding: Stone cladding, such as natural stone or manufactured stone veneer, can add texture and a sense of luxury to the exterior of a split-level house. It is available in various colors, styles, and finishes.
Note: The choice of exterior finishes for contemporary split-level houses may vary based on regional preferences, architectural design, and personal preference.
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