#1187. Historical Facade with Ornate Portal and Carved Wooden Door

The image showcases an elegant historical building facade with a richly decorated entrance portal. The structure is made of light beige stone that contrasts beautifully with the dark wooden door. The facade is adorned with thin branches of climbing plants which, in their winter state, create a delicate graphic pattern across the wall surface.

The entrance door is crafted from massive dark wood with expressive relief carvings organized in a geometric pattern of square sections with circular rosettes. Above the door sits a semicircular transom window displaying the number "1520," framed by an ornate wrought iron grille.

The doorway is framed by an architectural portal featuring a decorative frieze and classical elements. Of particular interest is the doorjamb treatment with alternating dark and light rectangular insets, creating a rhythmic pattern that emphasizes the vertical nature of the entrance. A small porch with metal railings leads to the door, with decorative lamps installed on the posts.

To the right, a window with simple white framing is visible, indicating the restraint of the overall architectural design, where emphasis is deliberately placed on the main entrance. The combination of classical proportions, meticulously crafted details, and the patina of time creates an example of historical architecture that has preserved its dignity and expressiveness.