#1155. Art Nouveau Façade with Decorative Green Panels and Forged Blue Balcony

The image showcases an expressive fragment of an Art Nouveau façade. The central focus is on two symmetrical green panels with white decorative linear patterns resembling stylized plant motifs. Their flowing, curved forms are characteristic of the early 20th century Art Nouveau aesthetic, with its inclination toward natural, organic lines.

In front of the panels is a wrought iron balcony with blue-tinted metal balusters, crafted with exquisite workmanship. The balustrade features an ornamental design typical of Art Nouveau, with repeating decorative elements that echo the overall stylistic approach of the façade. The balcony's rich blue coloring creates a striking contrast with the mint-green background of the decorative panels.

The upper section of the façade displays more traditional ornamental elements in beige and brown tones, indicating a combination of stylistic techniques often found in transitional period architecture. The overall composition demonstrates the attention to detail characteristic of Art Nouveau and creates a harmonious ensemble where functional elements (the balcony) become part of the decorative scheme.