sahayven, the term is inosculation. It's when branches, trunks, or even roots of woody plants become conjoined, self grafting. It happens in nature readily when plants of the same species grow very close to each other. Ornamental grafting is also practiced as a hobby and art form.

When you say ”White Chocolate Brownies,” the recipe below is what comes to my mind. We are an unimaginative bunch. We just call them White Chocolate Brownies. WHITE CHOCOLATE BROWNIES INGREDIENTS Brownies 1 cup butter (2 sticks) 3/4 cup white chocolate chips 4 eggs, beaten 2 cups granulated sugar 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour, sifted 1 teaspoon vanilla Icing 1/2 cup butter (1 stick) 1/2 cup white chocolate chips 3 cups powdered sugar, sifted 2 tablespoons half & half (more may be needed to achieve the correct consistency) 1 teaspoon vanilla INSTRUCTIONS Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Brownies For the brownies, melt butter & white chocolate in microwave using 30 second intervals or in the top of double boiler. Remove from heat & pour into large bowl. Mix in eggs and slowly add sugar. Add flour and vanilla. Pour mixture into greased & floured 9×13 inch pan. Bake 30-35 minutes. Start watching after 20 minutes so that the brownies don't brown too much. May be necessary to turn down the temp, too. Allow to cool and spread with white chocolate icing. Icing For the icing, melt butter & white chocolate in microwave or double boiler. Remove from heat. Beat in the powdered sugar, half & half, and vanilla. Spread over cooled brownies. If icing is hard to spread, use CLEAN hands to kind of pat it out. The warmth of your hands will help the icing be more pliable. Tip: if you chill them in refrigerator, they are very easy to cut.

So it's a Modern Tudor Farmhouse.... I am no architect but I know enough to know that many houses recently built in the US do not have a cohesive style. I won't say "most" because most houses built today are tract houses with repeating themes 100 times in a row. And that has to be a style. But many houses trying to be unique and interesting fail to use a cohesive style. I am not sure that my house would have a style that I could name - built 5 years ago and unique. Since it isn't your house, I will give my honest opinion about it. The garage is way too far forward and makes the main house detailing look silly because of it. The garage appears to be less ornate. The gables are too close to symmetric without being symmetric. The blank garage side wall and the house side wall are featureless which contrasts with the overly ornate front of the house. The stone is ridiculously tacked on and is such a small amount that it screams "not authentic". There is no named design that does stone facade just around 1st floor windows except perhaps Tacky American. So that is what I am settling on - "Tacky American".

Classic contemporary. Love timeless design!