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The image features an elegant urban mansion in a neoclassical style with distinctive French influences. The building's facade demonstrates strict symmetry and traditional composition: a basement level with a garage, two main residential floors, and an attic level with a characteristic steep mansard roof (Second Empire style).
Particularly noteworthy is the building's roof with graceful arched dormers (mansard windows) that add architectural interest and enhance the vertical composition. The facade is finished in light beige tones, giving the building a noble and refined appearance. The central entrance is emphasized by a classical balustrade and wide staircase, creating a sense of grandeur and magnificence.
Windows on all floors feature traditional multi-pane divisions, characteristic of classical architecture. The decorative elements are restrained yet expressive: cornices between floors, window surrounds, and an elegant balustrade. The mansion harmoniously fits into the urban environment and is complemented by greenery – a slender tree at the entrance softens the strictness of the facade.
When designing your own home in a similar style, it's worth paying attention to the proportionality of elements, symmetry, restrained decoration, and quality materials. The mansard roof not only gives the building a characteristic silhouette but also allows effective use of the upper floor space. Light facade tones combined with natural materials (stone, wood) create an impression of sophistication and durability.