Before us is an exquisite architectural element of a façade executed in the Art Nouveau spirit of the early 20th century. The balcony presents a masterfully crafted wrought iron structure with lavish decorative elements. The black wrought iron forms intricate plant motifs – elegant curves, leaves, and floral elements characteristic of the Art Nouveau style.
The building's façade is faced with rusticated stonework featuring a textured surface that creates an interesting play of light and shadow. Above the window opening is a decorative arch with stucco elements incorporating plant motifs. The window opening is framed by an artfully executed stone frame with relief details.
The window itself is an elegant construction with turquoise wooden shutters and a decorative metal grille in the upper part, executed in the same style as the balcony railing. The soft curved lines of the stone balcony contrast with the geometric precision of the rusticated masonry, creating a harmonious and expressive composition.
A notable technical detail is the modern air conditioner integrated into the historic structure of the balcony, reflecting the common challenge of adapting historic buildings to modern comfort requirements while preserving their architectural value.