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<\/a><\/p>\nYes! Especially on modern and contemporary styles, black can be an amazing color for the outside of a home. Often, the exterior of a black modern house is a different material from plain wood or black siding, ranging from metal or special wood cladding.<\/p>\n
These types of homes are ideal for locations where the black will add to the drama of a landscape, or help the black modern house blend with its surroundings.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Jilco Window Corp.<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nModern black homes can be pretty large and mostly the exterior styles are modern or transitional. This is because a traditional mansion with a black exterior is exceptionally rare.<\/p>\n
In fact, they\u2019re almost nonexistent. You can find lots of exciting, large black mansions that have unique architecture. Sometimes, the black cladding is combined with stone, metal, or natural wood for an interesting look.<\/p>\n
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Dark Modern House<\/h2>\n<\/a>Photographs: Luuk Kramer<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBBVH Architecten<\/a> of Rotterdam created this modern villa in a new suburb of Den Haag. The modern black house has a dynamic architecture with large cantilevering terraces.<\/p>\nIt faces the waterfront, which gives it great views. Overall, the structure is steel around a concrete core. Inside, the walls are lightweight prefab timber. Actually, the house is not just black. It has gray glass-fiber-reinforced concrete panels, anthracite plaster and warms brown wooden cladding.<\/p>\n
\nAll Black House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThis modern black house in Zagreb, Croatia is contemporary. DVA designed<\/a> the structure, which. covers an area of 590 square meters. In fact, the owners asked the architects to design two identical black modern houses, one to be rented out.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nConnected by a series of walls surrounding the site, each house has two basic elements: the shell and the glass membrane. The shell or frame protects the transparent core and provides privacy.<\/p>\n
\nModern Black and White House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nBlack and white is a classic combination, including for a home exterior. Parasite Studio<\/a> of Romania created this black modern house as a dark box. White walls mark off the semipublic spaces and link the house with the environment.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nA system of courtyards helps transition the public and private spaces. The black and white theme continues in the house. Living spaces are white while the private areas are enclosed in the black box section.<\/p>\n
\nBlack House Trim<\/h2>\n<\/a>Vincent Longo Custom Builders<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nMaybe you love the color but aren\u2019t ready to go all black. Instead, black trim is a great way to use the bold color as an accent. This transitional white brick house is even more striking with the black trim. Window frames, drainpipes and the front door are all pure black and create a striking contrast.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Modern Farmhouse<\/h2>\n<\/a>A.D.D. Concept + Design<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis black modern house is a new take on the farmhouse trend. Instead of going with the typical white, this modular home opts for dark drama.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nDark stained vertical wood cladding emphasizes the height. In fact, the stain lets the wood grain variations show through, adding chic charm.<\/p>\n
By contrast, the gray building in the back has horizontal wood cladding that\u2019s more traditional.<\/p>\n
\nInnovative Black Modern House Extension<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nA modern black exterior can be an ideal choice for an extension to an existing home. Christopher Polly Architect<\/a> used a finish of black corrugated metal panels on the expanded portion of the yellow brick home in Sydney, originally constructed<\/a> in the 1960s. The panels match the lines on the roof of the main part of the home. This gives it a natural feeling of belonging.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nSet in the Canadian forest<\/a>, this chalet getaway uses a steeply pitched roof and vertical lines to blend with the trees that surround it. Actually, the home is two structures, one of which holds the living space while the other is a storage shed.<\/p>\nDesigned by APPAREIL Architectur<\/a>e<\/a>, the chalet is angular and austere on the exterior, which offers no clue to the light and airy inside of the home. Wooded areas are great locations for a modern black house because, at a distance, the house blends with the dark forest home.<\/p>\n
\nSinus House Featuring a Black Roof<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe Sinus House gets its name because the two spaces look like they are sliced out of the home. The Danish countryside home is more dramatic with its black facade. While it could have been painted any neutral colors, the white “sliced-out” sections highlight the modern black of the fillets on the roof and anthracite gray brick walls.<\/p>\n
CEBRA Architecture<\/a> designed the house, which aimed to meld large sections of glass windows with the overarching desire for privacy by the homeowners. As a result, these slices also ensure that sunlight will enter the home no matter the angle of the sun.<\/p>\n
\nSmall Black Suburban Home<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nAmid the generic home designs outside Munich, Buero Wagner<\/a> created this small black house that stands out in more ways than one. It is set near Lake Ammersee, between two existing homes, an office building and a multifamily home.<\/p>\nThe wood cladding on the exterior wall is carbonized and belies the light wood interior found throughout. Moreover, the process of carbonizing the wood seals it, making it water-repellant and fungus-resistant without the use of any chemicals.<\/p>\n
\nFaceted Black House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nDesigned by Benjamin Heller, this black house has a jewel-like appearance with its black panels shining like facets on a gemstone. Locates in \u00d6hningen, a health resort near Lake Constance, Germany, it sits at the cliff of the neighborhood.<\/p>\n
The architects say that the building has the feel of a hand-cut stone with its varied angles and black surface. The different ways that it reflects light make it a very interesting structure.<\/p>\n
\nHouse in Silhouette<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nDesigned as a large family home in Melbourne, House in Silhouette was conceived by Atelier red + black<\/a>. The neighborhood sits at the edge of the outer suburbs and straddles the world between rural and suburban.<\/p>\nThe black facade of the home is ideal for a low-density 1.6-acre lot, where there is plenty of green space. The unique dark house lends a distinctive air and helps set it into the landscape as a complementary structure.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Riverside Home<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nChoosing to have a dark facade is a bold and brave move, and this home in U\u017elied\u017eiai, Lithuania uses it to its best advantage. Set on the side of the Nevezis river in a forest home setting, this house blends with the surroundings in an effortless way. <\/p>\n
Nebrau<\/a> designed the home actually with two sections, one for living and the second for resting, both situated by a small private pond. Surprisingly, the unique black exterior wall puts it in harmony with all the elements in the setting.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAngela Waibel of Hajnoczky.Zanchetta Architekten created the concept of this tall and slim two-family home in a grove of trees near Zurich. As with other forest modern homes, the black exterior helps it melt away against the background of trees, leaves and topography. By contrast, in the snowy winter, the home stands out like a dark gem. The triangular shape of the house makes it a distinctive design. Also, the black exterior only serves to highlight its unusual silhouette.<\/p>\n
\nSustainable Australian Home<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nA dark-gray and black exterior is the perfect finish for this unique home. Actually, it’s also a model of sustainability in Fish Creek. Australia. The exterior of the home, designed by Archiblox<\/a>, uses corrugated Woodland Grey Colorbond cladding.<\/p>\nAll this echoes the sea, sitting just off the property. Vertical lines in the cladding mimic the tall slender trees of the forest. Dulux Black Ace window shrouds, frames, pergola and flashings highlight the building’s outline. Thus, they make the interior that is visible through the large windows<\/a> even more vibrant<\/p>\n
\nHaus D<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nPositioned in a very unlikely spot, Haus D rises from a small house plot in a suburb of Tuttlingen, Germany. It is actually squeezed in between traditional-style buildings that have been constructed over the centuries.<\/p>\n
Playing off of the proximity and the shapes, topography of the plot. Two stories on one side and a single level on the other, the black exterior makes the most of a structure that would already stand out.<\/p>\n
\nMountaintop Cabin With a Twist<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe dark gray\/black exterior enhances the mountain ridge location of this cabin in the Czech Republic’s Ore Mountains. Stempel & Tesar Architects<\/a> designed the striking silhouette, which has a good deal of character. Depending on the weather, the home either stands out or blends in against the open sky.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Urban House That’s a Little Mysterious<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nLocated in Zagreb Croatia, this black house is actually two modern homes, not one. The owners asked DVA ARHITEKTA<\/a> to create one to live in and the other to rent out. The quality facade unites the two buildings into one cohesive visual. The plentiful use of glass creates small house spaces away from the street. Mainly, the dramatic exterior and its modern design expose<\/a> very little of the interior. This helps increase interest by adding a touch of mystery to the home.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Barn Villa<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nLike a black barn plopped on the Taiwanese landscape, this black house by C3 architects and interior designer Po-Lin Chen is actually a villa for guests. Part cafe and part hotel, the building features a stunning matte black exterior. The arrangement of the small windows is more like a graphic element. Unlike anything nearby, it will likely become a landmark because of its black exterior.<\/p>\n
\nInexpensive Minimalist in Chile<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe architects this design that uses a matte black exterior that is exceptionally alluring against the surrounding landscape.<\/p>\n
The house is in Calafqu\u00e9n, Panguipulli Commune. Importantly, an asphalt membrane completely covers the exterior, which helps it hold heat. The pitched roof gives it a traditional element within the overall contemporary approach. Finally, white framing adds an accent to the black and helps the windows stand out.<\/p>\n
\nSwiss Stand-Out<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThis house already stands out in its traditional Swiss neighborhood<\/a>. This is because of the modern, minimalist silhouette, and the addition of a dark facade makes it even more so. Schuler Villa in Neuch\u00e2tel, Switzerland, which sits on a narrow lot. Overall, the dark exterior and minimal windows facing the street give it intimacy. All the large windows and living spaces are on the private side of the house in back.<\/p>\n
\nHadar’s House on the Norwegian Coast<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe black exterior of this small home on the coast of Stokk\u00f8ya, Norway allows it to melt from view against the rugged hill when seen from the water. Designed by Asante Architecture & Design<\/a>. for a chef, the house is supported on stilts on the side where the hill drops away.<\/p>\nThe entryway s like a separate box attached to the main house and it sports a green roof<\/a>. Also, the main part of the home, called Hadar’s House, features very large windows that overlook the amazing water view.<\/p>\n
\nForest-Facing Black Modern House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nSitting at the edge of a forest in Denmark, this one-story home features large glass panels that allow those inside to appreciate the woods day and night. The shell of the home, designed by international architects C.F. M\u00f8ller<\/a>, is finished with an exterior of dark patinated zinc. Thus, the industrial feeling of the cladding is a contrast to the natural surroundings and distinguishes the building from any other homes nearby.<\/p>\n
\nSwedish Sheet-Metal House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe brainchild of Tham & Videg\u00e5rd Arkitekter<\/a> , this vacation home on the outer Stockholm archipelago has a soaring roof and a black metal-clad exterior. The metal is in various widths to add interest and accommodate the windows as well as three sliding glass doors that open to the outdoors. However, as with most black houses, the exterior is a direct contrast to the light wood used inside to create an airy and open feeling.<\/p>\n
\nModern Hillside Marvel<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nSurprisingly, this house is located on a plot with a rather unforgiving landscape. StudioFour<\/a> created this residence to fit on a steep slope with just one tree. Consequently, to amp up the drama, the exterior has black wood installed horizontally.<\/p>\nThe house is located on Ridge Road on Australia’s Mornington Peninsula and is the only one in the neighborhood to work with the topography instead of fighting against it. Hence the multiple parts of the black home cascade down the hill, making the most of the angled land.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Desert House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nRetained by a client to design a home in Yucca Valley, California, Oller & Pejic Architecture<\/a> had a tall order: Build a house like a shadow. So of course, the designers chose to give it a black exterior. Actually, they say that this is very relevant to the desert.<\/p>\nThat’s because “sunlight is often so bright that the eye\u2019s only resting place is the shadows.” They put the house on a small flat area in a saddle between rock outcroppings. As a result, it is on a precipice with nearly 360-degree views.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Modular House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nFor example, a modular house by A-cero Architects shows that you don’t have to sacrifice modern style to get more affordable house construction. This home in Madrid, Spain is the first of two prefabricated models the architects are offering.<\/p>\n
Generally, the look is far more modern and sophisticated than almost any other modular home. That’s thanks to the black glass and other cladding elements on the exterior, which bring modular homes<\/a> to a whole new style level.<\/p>\n
\nModern Individualist<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nUnlike any other house on the street, this Vancouver home sports a black exterior and modern style amid a street full of traditional silhouettes. In distinction, the black wood facade mixes horizontally placed wood with vertically installed pieces.<\/p>\n
Of course, this gives it more interest and mimics the wood black siding on the adjacent homes. Hence, Scott Posno Design<\/a> created this black siding house that is distinctive but still fits naturally into the neighborhood.<\/p>\n
\nBudget Black Chalet<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nDiffering from the usual, this Canadian chalet<\/a> in Clearview, Ontario stands out as a black form against a white blanket of snow. The budget-conscious, low-maintenance cozy chalet was designed by Atelier Kastelic Buffey (AKB)<\/a>.<\/p>\nIn fact, the need to be economical drove the decision to make the facade of the house from board and batten paired with a steel roof. The exterior is such a comparison not just to the snowy land, but also to the interior of the house, which is light and bright.<\/p>\n
\nModern Take on a Cabin<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n“Modern and open\u2019 but with a quintessential \u2018cottage feel\u2019. That’s what MacLennan Jaunkalns Miller Architects set out to create for a client. The result is the Clear Lake Cottage in Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada. Clad in black with a vertical sensibility, the vacation home is located in the middle of nature. In fact, the structure is built into the land and has views both into the forest and toward the shore. On the whole, it’s a black modern house that blends well with its rustic surroundings.<\/p>\n
\nMoney-Making Addition<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nUltimately, homeowners in Fremantle, Australia called Philip Stejskal Architecture to build an addition. In general, the addition aims to provide a living space while the main 1930s bungalow rents out to vacationers.<\/p>\n
The modern, modular addition has a facade of black panels that highlight the plentiful doors and windows. The two-story addition has a main floor that provides living and sleeping areas. The client uses the upper story as an art studio.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Modern black homes can be pretty large and mostly the exterior styles are modern or transitional. This is because a traditional mansion with a black exterior is exceptionally rare.<\/p>\n
In fact, they\u2019re almost nonexistent. You can find lots of exciting, large black mansions that have unique architecture. Sometimes, the black cladding is combined with stone, metal, or natural wood for an interesting look.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n
Dark Modern House<\/h2>\n<\/a>Photographs: Luuk Kramer<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBBVH Architecten<\/a> of Rotterdam created this modern villa in a new suburb of Den Haag. The modern black house has a dynamic architecture with large cantilevering terraces.<\/p>\nIt faces the waterfront, which gives it great views. Overall, the structure is steel around a concrete core. Inside, the walls are lightweight prefab timber. Actually, the house is not just black. It has gray glass-fiber-reinforced concrete panels, anthracite plaster and warms brown wooden cladding.<\/p>\n
\nAll Black House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThis modern black house in Zagreb, Croatia is contemporary. DVA designed<\/a> the structure, which. covers an area of 590 square meters. In fact, the owners asked the architects to design two identical black modern houses, one to be rented out.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nConnected by a series of walls surrounding the site, each house has two basic elements: the shell and the glass membrane. The shell or frame protects the transparent core and provides privacy.<\/p>\n
\nModern Black and White House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nBlack and white is a classic combination, including for a home exterior. Parasite Studio<\/a> of Romania created this black modern house as a dark box. White walls mark off the semipublic spaces and link the house with the environment.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nA system of courtyards helps transition the public and private spaces. The black and white theme continues in the house. Living spaces are white while the private areas are enclosed in the black box section.<\/p>\n
\nBlack House Trim<\/h2>\n<\/a>Vincent Longo Custom Builders<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nMaybe you love the color but aren\u2019t ready to go all black. Instead, black trim is a great way to use the bold color as an accent. This transitional white brick house is even more striking with the black trim. Window frames, drainpipes and the front door are all pure black and create a striking contrast.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Modern Farmhouse<\/h2>\n<\/a>A.D.D. Concept + Design<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis black modern house is a new take on the farmhouse trend. Instead of going with the typical white, this modular home opts for dark drama.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nDark stained vertical wood cladding emphasizes the height. In fact, the stain lets the wood grain variations show through, adding chic charm.<\/p>\n
By contrast, the gray building in the back has horizontal wood cladding that\u2019s more traditional.<\/p>\n
\nInnovative Black Modern House Extension<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nA modern black exterior can be an ideal choice for an extension to an existing home. Christopher Polly Architect<\/a> used a finish of black corrugated metal panels on the expanded portion of the yellow brick home in Sydney, originally constructed<\/a> in the 1960s. The panels match the lines on the roof of the main part of the home. This gives it a natural feeling of belonging.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nSet in the Canadian forest<\/a>, this chalet getaway uses a steeply pitched roof and vertical lines to blend with the trees that surround it. Actually, the home is two structures, one of which holds the living space while the other is a storage shed.<\/p>\nDesigned by APPAREIL Architectur<\/a>e<\/a>, the chalet is angular and austere on the exterior, which offers no clue to the light and airy inside of the home. Wooded areas are great locations for a modern black house because, at a distance, the house blends with the dark forest home.<\/p>\n
\nSinus House Featuring a Black Roof<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe Sinus House gets its name because the two spaces look like they are sliced out of the home. The Danish countryside home is more dramatic with its black facade. While it could have been painted any neutral colors, the white “sliced-out” sections highlight the modern black of the fillets on the roof and anthracite gray brick walls.<\/p>\n
CEBRA Architecture<\/a> designed the house, which aimed to meld large sections of glass windows with the overarching desire for privacy by the homeowners. As a result, these slices also ensure that sunlight will enter the home no matter the angle of the sun.<\/p>\n
\nSmall Black Suburban Home<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nAmid the generic home designs outside Munich, Buero Wagner<\/a> created this small black house that stands out in more ways than one. It is set near Lake Ammersee, between two existing homes, an office building and a multifamily home.<\/p>\nThe wood cladding on the exterior wall is carbonized and belies the light wood interior found throughout. Moreover, the process of carbonizing the wood seals it, making it water-repellant and fungus-resistant without the use of any chemicals.<\/p>\n
\nFaceted Black House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nDesigned by Benjamin Heller, this black house has a jewel-like appearance with its black panels shining like facets on a gemstone. Locates in \u00d6hningen, a health resort near Lake Constance, Germany, it sits at the cliff of the neighborhood.<\/p>\n
The architects say that the building has the feel of a hand-cut stone with its varied angles and black surface. The different ways that it reflects light make it a very interesting structure.<\/p>\n
\nHouse in Silhouette<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nDesigned as a large family home in Melbourne, House in Silhouette was conceived by Atelier red + black<\/a>. The neighborhood sits at the edge of the outer suburbs and straddles the world between rural and suburban.<\/p>\nThe black facade of the home is ideal for a low-density 1.6-acre lot, where there is plenty of green space. The unique dark house lends a distinctive air and helps set it into the landscape as a complementary structure.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Riverside Home<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nChoosing to have a dark facade is a bold and brave move, and this home in U\u017elied\u017eiai, Lithuania uses it to its best advantage. Set on the side of the Nevezis river in a forest home setting, this house blends with the surroundings in an effortless way. <\/p>\n
Nebrau<\/a> designed the home actually with two sections, one for living and the second for resting, both situated by a small private pond. Surprisingly, the unique black exterior wall puts it in harmony with all the elements in the setting.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAngela Waibel of Hajnoczky.Zanchetta Architekten created the concept of this tall and slim two-family home in a grove of trees near Zurich. As with other forest modern homes, the black exterior helps it melt away against the background of trees, leaves and topography. By contrast, in the snowy winter, the home stands out like a dark gem. The triangular shape of the house makes it a distinctive design. Also, the black exterior only serves to highlight its unusual silhouette.<\/p>\n
\nSustainable Australian Home<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nA dark-gray and black exterior is the perfect finish for this unique home. Actually, it’s also a model of sustainability in Fish Creek. Australia. The exterior of the home, designed by Archiblox<\/a>, uses corrugated Woodland Grey Colorbond cladding.<\/p>\nAll this echoes the sea, sitting just off the property. Vertical lines in the cladding mimic the tall slender trees of the forest. Dulux Black Ace window shrouds, frames, pergola and flashings highlight the building’s outline. Thus, they make the interior that is visible through the large windows<\/a> even more vibrant<\/p>\n
\nHaus D<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nPositioned in a very unlikely spot, Haus D rises from a small house plot in a suburb of Tuttlingen, Germany. It is actually squeezed in between traditional-style buildings that have been constructed over the centuries.<\/p>\n
Playing off of the proximity and the shapes, topography of the plot. Two stories on one side and a single level on the other, the black exterior makes the most of a structure that would already stand out.<\/p>\n
\nMountaintop Cabin With a Twist<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe dark gray\/black exterior enhances the mountain ridge location of this cabin in the Czech Republic’s Ore Mountains. Stempel & Tesar Architects<\/a> designed the striking silhouette, which has a good deal of character. Depending on the weather, the home either stands out or blends in against the open sky.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Urban House That’s a Little Mysterious<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nLocated in Zagreb Croatia, this black house is actually two modern homes, not one. The owners asked DVA ARHITEKTA<\/a> to create one to live in and the other to rent out. The quality facade unites the two buildings into one cohesive visual. The plentiful use of glass creates small house spaces away from the street. Mainly, the dramatic exterior and its modern design expose<\/a> very little of the interior. This helps increase interest by adding a touch of mystery to the home.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Barn Villa<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nLike a black barn plopped on the Taiwanese landscape, this black house by C3 architects and interior designer Po-Lin Chen is actually a villa for guests. Part cafe and part hotel, the building features a stunning matte black exterior. The arrangement of the small windows is more like a graphic element. Unlike anything nearby, it will likely become a landmark because of its black exterior.<\/p>\n
\nInexpensive Minimalist in Chile<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe architects this design that uses a matte black exterior that is exceptionally alluring against the surrounding landscape.<\/p>\n
The house is in Calafqu\u00e9n, Panguipulli Commune. Importantly, an asphalt membrane completely covers the exterior, which helps it hold heat. The pitched roof gives it a traditional element within the overall contemporary approach. Finally, white framing adds an accent to the black and helps the windows stand out.<\/p>\n
\nSwiss Stand-Out<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThis house already stands out in its traditional Swiss neighborhood<\/a>. This is because of the modern, minimalist silhouette, and the addition of a dark facade makes it even more so. Schuler Villa in Neuch\u00e2tel, Switzerland, which sits on a narrow lot. Overall, the dark exterior and minimal windows facing the street give it intimacy. All the large windows and living spaces are on the private side of the house in back.<\/p>\n
\nHadar’s House on the Norwegian Coast<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe black exterior of this small home on the coast of Stokk\u00f8ya, Norway allows it to melt from view against the rugged hill when seen from the water. Designed by Asante Architecture & Design<\/a>. for a chef, the house is supported on stilts on the side where the hill drops away.<\/p>\nThe entryway s like a separate box attached to the main house and it sports a green roof<\/a>. Also, the main part of the home, called Hadar’s House, features very large windows that overlook the amazing water view.<\/p>\n
\nForest-Facing Black Modern House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nSitting at the edge of a forest in Denmark, this one-story home features large glass panels that allow those inside to appreciate the woods day and night. The shell of the home, designed by international architects C.F. M\u00f8ller<\/a>, is finished with an exterior of dark patinated zinc. Thus, the industrial feeling of the cladding is a contrast to the natural surroundings and distinguishes the building from any other homes nearby.<\/p>\n
\nSwedish Sheet-Metal House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nThe brainchild of Tham & Videg\u00e5rd Arkitekter<\/a> , this vacation home on the outer Stockholm archipelago has a soaring roof and a black metal-clad exterior. The metal is in various widths to add interest and accommodate the windows as well as three sliding glass doors that open to the outdoors. However, as with most black houses, the exterior is a direct contrast to the light wood used inside to create an airy and open feeling.<\/p>\n
\nModern Hillside Marvel<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nSurprisingly, this house is located on a plot with a rather unforgiving landscape. StudioFour<\/a> created this residence to fit on a steep slope with just one tree. Consequently, to amp up the drama, the exterior has black wood installed horizontally.<\/p>\nThe house is located on Ridge Road on Australia’s Mornington Peninsula and is the only one in the neighborhood to work with the topography instead of fighting against it. Hence the multiple parts of the black home cascade down the hill, making the most of the angled land.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Desert House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nRetained by a client to design a home in Yucca Valley, California, Oller & Pejic Architecture<\/a> had a tall order: Build a house like a shadow. So of course, the designers chose to give it a black exterior. Actually, they say that this is very relevant to the desert.<\/p>\nThat’s because “sunlight is often so bright that the eye\u2019s only resting place is the shadows.” They put the house on a small flat area in a saddle between rock outcroppings. As a result, it is on a precipice with nearly 360-degree views.<\/p>\n
\nBlack Modular House<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nFor example, a modular house by A-cero Architects shows that you don’t have to sacrifice modern style to get more affordable house construction. This home in Madrid, Spain is the first of two prefabricated models the architects are offering.<\/p>\n
Generally, the look is far more modern and sophisticated than almost any other modular home. That’s thanks to the black glass and other cladding elements on the exterior, which bring modular homes<\/a> to a whole new style level.<\/p>\n
\nModern Individualist<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nUnlike any other house on the street, this Vancouver home sports a black exterior and modern style amid a street full of traditional silhouettes. In distinction, the black wood facade mixes horizontally placed wood with vertically installed pieces.<\/p>\n
Of course, this gives it more interest and mimics the wood black siding on the adjacent homes. Hence, Scott Posno Design<\/a> created this black siding house that is distinctive but still fits naturally into the neighborhood.<\/p>\n
\nBudget Black Chalet<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nDiffering from the usual, this Canadian chalet<\/a> in Clearview, Ontario stands out as a black form against a white blanket of snow. The budget-conscious, low-maintenance cozy chalet was designed by Atelier Kastelic Buffey (AKB)<\/a>.<\/p>\nIn fact, the need to be economical drove the decision to make the facade of the house from board and batten paired with a steel roof. The exterior is such a comparison not just to the snowy land, but also to the interior of the house, which is light and bright.<\/p>\n
\nModern Take on a Cabin<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n“Modern and open\u2019 but with a quintessential \u2018cottage feel\u2019. That’s what MacLennan Jaunkalns Miller Architects set out to create for a client. The result is the Clear Lake Cottage in Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada. Clad in black with a vertical sensibility, the vacation home is located in the middle of nature. In fact, the structure is built into the land and has views both into the forest and toward the shore. On the whole, it’s a black modern house that blends well with its rustic surroundings.<\/p>\n
\nMoney-Making Addition<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nUltimately, homeowners in Fremantle, Australia called Philip Stejskal Architecture to build an addition. In general, the addition aims to provide a living space while the main 1930s bungalow rents out to vacationers.<\/p>\n
The modern, modular addition has a facade of black panels that highlight the plentiful doors and windows. The two-story addition has a main floor that provides living and sleeping areas. The client uses the upper story as an art studio.<\/p>\n
The post Modern Black Homes So Gorgeous You’ll Want One Too<\/a> appeared first on Homedit<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Black modern house designs are becoming increasingly popular. They look chic and different, plus they make a huge design statement. However, when considering colors for the exterior of your house, it’s not likely that many people will suggest choosing black. For accent trim, sure, but for the whole house? Yes!…<\/p>\n
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<\/a>BBVH Architecten<\/a> of Rotterdam created this modern villa in a new suburb of Den Haag. The modern black house has a dynamic architecture with large cantilevering terraces.<\/p>\n It faces the waterfront, which gives it great views. Overall, the structure is steel around a concrete core. Inside, the walls are lightweight prefab timber. Actually, the house is not just black. It has gray glass-fiber-reinforced concrete panels, anthracite plaster and warms brown wooden cladding.<\/p>\n This modern black house in Zagreb, Croatia is contemporary. DVA designed<\/a> the structure, which. covers an area of 590 square meters. In fact, the owners asked the architects to design two identical black modern houses, one to be rented out.<\/p>\n Connected by a series of walls surrounding the site, each house has two basic elements: the shell and the glass membrane. The shell or frame protects the transparent core and provides privacy.<\/p>\n Black and white is a classic combination, including for a home exterior. Parasite Studio<\/a> of Romania created this black modern house as a dark box. White walls mark off the semipublic spaces and link the house with the environment.<\/p>\n A system of courtyards helps transition the public and private spaces. The black and white theme continues in the house. Living spaces are white while the private areas are enclosed in the black box section.<\/p>\n Maybe you love the color but aren\u2019t ready to go all black. Instead, black trim is a great way to use the bold color as an accent. This transitional white brick house is even more striking with the black trim. Window frames, drainpipes and the front door are all pure black and create a striking contrast.<\/p>\n This black modern house is a new take on the farmhouse trend. Instead of going with the typical white, this modular home opts for dark drama.<\/p>\n Dark stained vertical wood cladding emphasizes the height. In fact, the stain lets the wood grain variations show through, adding chic charm.<\/p>\n By contrast, the gray building in the back has horizontal wood cladding that\u2019s more traditional.<\/p>\n A modern black exterior can be an ideal choice for an extension to an existing home. Christopher Polly Architect<\/a> used a finish of black corrugated metal panels on the expanded portion of the yellow brick home in Sydney, originally constructed<\/a> in the 1960s. The panels match the lines on the roof of the main part of the home. This gives it a natural feeling of belonging.<\/p>\n Set in the Canadian forest<\/a>, this chalet getaway uses a steeply pitched roof and vertical lines to blend with the trees that surround it. Actually, the home is two structures, one of which holds the living space while the other is a storage shed.<\/p>\n Designed by APPAREIL Architectur<\/a>e<\/a>, the chalet is angular and austere on the exterior, which offers no clue to the light and airy inside of the home. Wooded areas are great locations for a modern black house because, at a distance, the house blends with the dark forest home.<\/p>\n The Sinus House gets its name because the two spaces look like they are sliced out of the home. The Danish countryside home is more dramatic with its black facade. While it could have been painted any neutral colors, the white “sliced-out” sections highlight the modern black of the fillets on the roof and anthracite gray brick walls.<\/p>\n CEBRA Architecture<\/a> designed the house, which aimed to meld large sections of glass windows with the overarching desire for privacy by the homeowners. As a result, these slices also ensure that sunlight will enter the home no matter the angle of the sun.<\/p>\n Amid the generic home designs outside Munich, Buero Wagner<\/a> created this small black house that stands out in more ways than one. It is set near Lake Ammersee, between two existing homes, an office building and a multifamily home.<\/p>\n The wood cladding on the exterior wall is carbonized and belies the light wood interior found throughout. Moreover, the process of carbonizing the wood seals it, making it water-repellant and fungus-resistant without the use of any chemicals.<\/p>\n Designed by Benjamin Heller, this black house has a jewel-like appearance with its black panels shining like facets on a gemstone. Locates in \u00d6hningen, a health resort near Lake Constance, Germany, it sits at the cliff of the neighborhood.<\/p>\n The architects say that the building has the feel of a hand-cut stone with its varied angles and black surface. The different ways that it reflects light make it a very interesting structure.<\/p>\n Designed as a large family home in Melbourne, House in Silhouette was conceived by Atelier red + black<\/a>. The neighborhood sits at the edge of the outer suburbs and straddles the world between rural and suburban.<\/p>\n The black facade of the home is ideal for a low-density 1.6-acre lot, where there is plenty of green space. The unique dark house lends a distinctive air and helps set it into the landscape as a complementary structure.<\/p>\n Choosing to have a dark facade is a bold and brave move, and this home in U\u017elied\u017eiai, Lithuania uses it to its best advantage. Set on the side of the Nevezis river in a forest home setting, this house blends with the surroundings in an effortless way. <\/p>\n Nebrau<\/a> designed the home actually with two sections, one for living and the second for resting, both situated by a small private pond. Surprisingly, the unique black exterior wall puts it in harmony with all the elements in the setting.<\/p>\n Angela Waibel of Hajnoczky.Zanchetta Architekten created the concept of this tall and slim two-family home in a grove of trees near Zurich. As with other forest modern homes, the black exterior helps it melt away against the background of trees, leaves and topography. By contrast, in the snowy winter, the home stands out like a dark gem. The triangular shape of the house makes it a distinctive design. Also, the black exterior only serves to highlight its unusual silhouette.<\/p>\n A dark-gray and black exterior is the perfect finish for this unique home. Actually, it’s also a model of sustainability in Fish Creek. Australia. The exterior of the home, designed by Archiblox<\/a>, uses corrugated Woodland Grey Colorbond cladding.<\/p>\n All this echoes the sea, sitting just off the property. Vertical lines in the cladding mimic the tall slender trees of the forest. Dulux Black Ace window shrouds, frames, pergola and flashings highlight the building’s outline. Thus, they make the interior that is visible through the large windows<\/a> even more vibrant<\/p>\n Positioned in a very unlikely spot, Haus D rises from a small house plot in a suburb of Tuttlingen, Germany. It is actually squeezed in between traditional-style buildings that have been constructed over the centuries.<\/p>\n Playing off of the proximity and the shapes, topography of the plot. Two stories on one side and a single level on the other, the black exterior makes the most of a structure that would already stand out.<\/p>\n The dark gray\/black exterior enhances the mountain ridge location of this cabin in the Czech Republic’s Ore Mountains. Stempel & Tesar Architects<\/a> designed the striking silhouette, which has a good deal of character. Depending on the weather, the home either stands out or blends in against the open sky.<\/p>\n Located in Zagreb Croatia, this black house is actually two modern homes, not one. The owners asked DVA ARHITEKTA<\/a> to create one to live in and the other to rent out. The quality facade unites the two buildings into one cohesive visual. The plentiful use of glass creates small house spaces away from the street. Mainly, the dramatic exterior and its modern design expose<\/a> very little of the interior. This helps increase interest by adding a touch of mystery to the home.<\/p>\n Like a black barn plopped on the Taiwanese landscape, this black house by C3 architects and interior designer Po-Lin Chen is actually a villa for guests. Part cafe and part hotel, the building features a stunning matte black exterior. The arrangement of the small windows is more like a graphic element. Unlike anything nearby, it will likely become a landmark because of its black exterior.<\/p>\n The architects this design that uses a matte black exterior that is exceptionally alluring against the surrounding landscape.<\/p>\n The house is in Calafqu\u00e9n, Panguipulli Commune. Importantly, an asphalt membrane completely covers the exterior, which helps it hold heat. The pitched roof gives it a traditional element within the overall contemporary approach. Finally, white framing adds an accent to the black and helps the windows stand out.<\/p>\n This house already stands out in its traditional Swiss neighborhood<\/a>. This is because of the modern, minimalist silhouette, and the addition of a dark facade makes it even more so. Schuler Villa in Neuch\u00e2tel, Switzerland, which sits on a narrow lot. Overall, the dark exterior and minimal windows facing the street give it intimacy. All the large windows and living spaces are on the private side of the house in back.<\/p>\n The black exterior of this small home on the coast of Stokk\u00f8ya, Norway allows it to melt from view against the rugged hill when seen from the water. Designed by Asante Architecture & Design<\/a>. for a chef, the house is supported on stilts on the side where the hill drops away.<\/p>\n The entryway s like a separate box attached to the main house and it sports a green roof<\/a>. Also, the main part of the home, called Hadar’s House, features very large windows that overlook the amazing water view.<\/p>\n Sitting at the edge of a forest in Denmark, this one-story home features large glass panels that allow those inside to appreciate the woods day and night. The shell of the home, designed by international architects C.F. M\u00f8ller<\/a>, is finished with an exterior of dark patinated zinc. Thus, the industrial feeling of the cladding is a contrast to the natural surroundings and distinguishes the building from any other homes nearby.<\/p>\n The brainchild of Tham & Videg\u00e5rd Arkitekter<\/a> , this vacation home on the outer Stockholm archipelago has a soaring roof and a black metal-clad exterior. The metal is in various widths to add interest and accommodate the windows as well as three sliding glass doors that open to the outdoors. However, as with most black houses, the exterior is a direct contrast to the light wood used inside to create an airy and open feeling.<\/p>\n Surprisingly, this house is located on a plot with a rather unforgiving landscape. StudioFour<\/a> created this residence to fit on a steep slope with just one tree. Consequently, to amp up the drama, the exterior has black wood installed horizontally.<\/p>\n The house is located on Ridge Road on Australia’s Mornington Peninsula and is the only one in the neighborhood to work with the topography instead of fighting against it. Hence the multiple parts of the black home cascade down the hill, making the most of the angled land.<\/p>\n Retained by a client to design a home in Yucca Valley, California, Oller & Pejic Architecture<\/a> had a tall order: Build a house like a shadow. So of course, the designers chose to give it a black exterior. Actually, they say that this is very relevant to the desert.<\/p>\n That’s because “sunlight is often so bright that the eye\u2019s only resting place is the shadows.” They put the house on a small flat area in a saddle between rock outcroppings. As a result, it is on a precipice with nearly 360-degree views.<\/p>\n For example, a modular house by A-cero Architects shows that you don’t have to sacrifice modern style to get more affordable house construction. This home in Madrid, Spain is the first of two prefabricated models the architects are offering.<\/p>\n Generally, the look is far more modern and sophisticated than almost any other modular home. That’s thanks to the black glass and other cladding elements on the exterior, which bring modular homes<\/a> to a whole new style level.<\/p>\n Unlike any other house on the street, this Vancouver home sports a black exterior and modern style amid a street full of traditional silhouettes. In distinction, the black wood facade mixes horizontally placed wood with vertically installed pieces.<\/p>\n Of course, this gives it more interest and mimics the wood black siding on the adjacent homes. Hence, Scott Posno Design<\/a> created this black siding house that is distinctive but still fits naturally into the neighborhood.<\/p>\n Differing from the usual, this Canadian chalet<\/a> in Clearview, Ontario stands out as a black form against a white blanket of snow. The budget-conscious, low-maintenance cozy chalet was designed by Atelier Kastelic Buffey (AKB)<\/a>.<\/p>\n In fact, the need to be economical drove the decision to make the facade of the house from board and batten paired with a steel roof. The exterior is such a comparison not just to the snowy land, but also to the interior of the house, which is light and bright.<\/p>\n “Modern and open\u2019 but with a quintessential \u2018cottage feel\u2019. That’s what MacLennan Jaunkalns Miller Architects set out to create for a client. The result is the Clear Lake Cottage in Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada. Clad in black with a vertical sensibility, the vacation home is located in the middle of nature. In fact, the structure is built into the land and has views both into the forest and toward the shore. On the whole, it’s a black modern house that blends well with its rustic surroundings.<\/p>\n Ultimately, homeowners in Fremantle, Australia called Philip Stejskal Architecture to build an addition. In general, the addition aims to provide a living space while the main 1930s bungalow rents out to vacationers.<\/p>\n The modern, modular addition has a facade of black panels that highlight the plentiful doors and windows. The two-story addition has a main floor that provides living and sleeping areas. The client uses the upper story as an art studio.<\/p>\n The post Modern Black Homes So Gorgeous You’ll Want One Too<\/a> appeared first on Homedit<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Black modern house designs are becoming increasingly popular. They look chic and different, plus they make a huge design statement. However, when considering colors for the exterior of your house, it’s not likely that many people will suggest choosing black. For accent trim, sure, but for the whole house? Yes!…<\/p>\n
\nAll Black House<\/h2>\n
![\"Black](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Black-House-Facade-in-Zagreb.jpeg\")
<\/a><\/p>\n![\"All](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/All-black-house-Back.jpeg\")
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\nModern Black and White House<\/h2>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Black](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Black-on-white-courtyard-1024x681-1.jpeg\")
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\nBlack House Trim<\/h2>\n
![\"Black](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Black-House-Trim-1024x682-1.jpeg\")
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\nBlack Modern Farmhouse<\/h2>\n
![\"Black](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Black-Modern-Farmhouse-1024x698-1.jpeg\")
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\nInnovative Black Modern House Extension<\/h2>\n
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\nSinus House Featuring a Black Roof<\/h2>\n
![\"Sinus](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Black-and-white-contemporary-house.jpg\")
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\nSmall Black Suburban Home<\/h2>\n
![\"Black](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Black-wood-cladding-house-exterior.jpg\")
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\nFaceted Black House<\/h2>\n
![\"Prefab](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Prefab-black-modern-residence-by-Benjamin-Heller.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\n
\nHouse in Silhouette<\/h2>\n
![\"Modern](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Modern-Atelier-redblack-house.jpg\")
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\nBlack Riverside Home<\/h2>\n
![\"Wood](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Wood-cladding-Black-House-on-Nevezis-River-Slope.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Small](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Small-house-by-Hajnoczky.Zanchetta-Architekten-Angela-Waibel-with-black-facade.jpg\")
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\nSustainable Australian Home<\/h2>\n
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\nHaus D<\/h2>\n
![\"Geometric](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Geometric-modern-house-by-Yonder-\u2013-Architektur-und-Design.jpg\")
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\nMountaintop Cabin With a Twist<\/h2>\n
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\nBlack Urban House That’s a Little Mysterious<\/h2>\n
![\"Black](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Black-facade-modern-house.jpg\")
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\nBlack Barn Villa<\/h2>\n
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\nInexpensive Minimalist in Chile<\/h2>\n
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\nSwiss Stand-Out<\/h2>\n
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\nHadar’s House on the Norwegian Coast<\/h2>\n
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\nForest-Facing Black Modern House<\/h2>\n
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\nSwedish Sheet-Metal House<\/h2>\n
![\"Black](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Black-a-frame-house-in-Stockholm.jpg\")
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\nModern Hillside Marvel<\/h2>\n
![\"Modern](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Modern-prefab-Ridge-Road-Residence-by-StudioFour.jpg\")
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\nBlack Desert House<\/h2>\n
![\"Black](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Black-desert-house-design.jpg\")
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\nBlack Modular House<\/h2>\n
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\nModern Individualist<\/h2>\n
![\"Mid](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Mid-blok-contemporary-black-house.jpg\")
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\nBudget Black Chalet<\/h2>\n
![\"Clearview](\"https:\/\/trimfaucet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Clearview-modern-black-chalet-design.jpg\")
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\nModern Take on a Cabin<\/h2>\n
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\nMoney-Making Addition<\/h2>\n
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