10 Latest House Design that Are Inspired by Pentone Colour of the Year 2025

Pentone, one of the largest giants in the US that create universal colour codes, has launched a brand new color for the new year 2025. This launch is part of its yearly ritual for which creative people wait curiously. Unlike other design industries, architecture is one of the imaginative yet technical industries where people look up to fresh house designs that stimulate their senses. 

As we all know, colours play a significant role in shaping or destroying an individual's psychology. Thus, for front elevation designs or house plan designs, colours are one of the key considerations when architects decide on curb appeal.

10 House Design Celebrating Mocha Mousse [17-1230]

1. The Brutalist Architecture for Home Design

The modern architectural theory of Le Corbusier inspires this brutalist house design. The simple, plain walls in combination with seamless glasswork inspire architects to work more in the direction of functionality rather than making the facades cluttered and uneven.

Design Tip:

• Follow the function of the floor plan
• Try making the facade with moderate and clear lines.

2. A Traditional Front Elevation with Soft Mocha Hues

If you are inclined more toward traditional elevation design, use the softer shades of Moca Mousse. This will help in highlighting the design features as well as the windows and doors in the house.

Design Tip:

• Use the dual tone of mocha mousse strategically on walls and on woodwork respectively.
• Add the landscaping around. To enhance night curb appeal install designer lights and wall sconces.

3. Drone view of Modern Bungalow with Soft Brewing Charm

This modern bungalow house plan design is the perfect escape from the city hustle to a deep relaxing zone. The clear glass facade makes the complete look more coherent. On top of it, the soft hues of caramel mocha define it even more beautifully.

Design Tip:

• To enjoy the outer view, install glass walls/collapsable glass walls
• Add the rustic look with WPC wall cladding for a natural texture of wood.

4. Modern House Plan Design with Sustainable Features

This type of modern house design falls completely into the sustainable design categories. These elevation designs are robust, clear, and free from any design clutter. Their simplicity and elegance make them special.

Design Tip:

• Avoid designing of house's front walls; rather, keep following the function.
• Keep the face raw and celebrate the unfinished texture.

5. Wooden Textures in Modern House Design

Wooden textures in modern house design are the new trending thing that can be seen in modern Indian houses. These homes have an architectural influence from Western countries. They generally resemble a cottage-like structure.

Design Tip:

• The design forms and use of modern cladding materials that give hues of mocha mousse, such as WPC of wooden texture for exterior wall cladding.
• The cantilever roof of the house can be made from a wooden structure.
• Use of glass in balconies and doors for a clean look.

6. A Futuristic Cantilever House Design With Mocha Hues

The cantilever house designs are again one of the coolest things you would see in modern house design. In this type of house plan and design, the vertical space is utilised with optimum space utilisation. 

Design Tip:

• To give a warm mocha hue to your house exterior design, simply get it texture painted or you can also use similar hues in  WPC for the main wall and dark hues to highlight the extended cantilever design.
• Don’t forget to place collapsable glass doors with metal frames to add serenity and sustainability to homes.

7. Mystifying Hues of Mocha with Stone Cladding and WPC Wall Panelling

How about creating a house front design with the mystifying hues of raw stones and seamless smooth WPC wooden texture panelling together? The seamless view of the house creates a modern and industrial look at the same time.

Design Tip:

• Use natural brown stone to enhance the boundary walls or simply keep it featured on the central part of the home as shown in the image.
• Use an alternative tone of wood to balance the hues and texture of the stone on the house front.

8. An Ideal House Plan Design for Sustainable Living

What else can be the best house design than a house that gives an unobstructed view from the balcony and elevates the curb appeal with its robust stone cladding zone that transitions towards the smooth wall tiles of the house?

Design Tip:

• Use the top of the house front with the WPC cladding to make a smooth and weather-resistant facade.
• The ground floor front can be designed in a way that infuses robustness and smoothness together with the help of varied cladding styles.

9. Robust Stone Cladding on Walls with Softer Hues of Mocha

Make the house front with robust stone cladding. One of the best parts of using stone as cladding is that it makes your house completely weather-resistant. Their unique aesthetics make a classic curb appeal 

Design Tip:

• Use the muddy texture of sandstone for making a mocha-inspired house elevation.
• The warm and combusting look of this stone gives a warmer appeal to the curb appeal.
• Adding designer lights to this facade gives a mesmerising royal look when the lights sparkle at night.

10. A Cozy Sunbath House With a Mocha Brown Facade

Are your eyes glued too, at the beauty and simplicity of this house? This modern facade truly celebrates the fine house of mocha mousse with its creative house design form and stunning front elevation design.

Design Tip:

• Add a brown mocha tone with varied materials, combining it with clear glass in modern house design.
• Infuse colour in an organic form, such as planting and landscaping, highling of walls with whites, etc.

The Last Say

This new year has come up with new hues of warmth and a color code of relaxation. Just as creativity dives in with Nakshewala, we bring you an imagination of your cosy home. Sit. Relax and fall in love with your cozy cocoon. Make a home that is a perfect escape for you. Choose best Choose Nakshewala.

Wish you all a very Happy New Year!

FAQs

Q1. What is brutalist architecture?

A. The brutalist architecture supports raw and unfinished surfaces over glossy and vibrant colors. It rather focuses on function than form.

Q2. How to give wooden texture to the front house design?

A. WPC wall paneling, tiles, stone cladding, and cocoa terracotta are some ways that give a beautiful natural wood texture to exterior walls.