The image showcases an excellent example of eclectic architecture characteristic of Southern European style. The building's facade is painted in a warm yellow hue that harmoniously contrasts with white decorative elements and green window frames.
The upper part of the facade is adorned with an elegant cornice featuring an ornamental frieze that includes stylized rosettes and floral motifs. Below the cornice runs a row of skillfully crafted acanthus leaves serving as brackets, which gives the building a classical character.
Three symmetrically positioned windows on the facade are framed with white casings featuring delicate stucco work. Particularly noteworthy are the balconies with finely crafted wrought iron railings that add grace and lightness to the building. The central window, unlike those on either side, doesn't have a balcony but is emphasized by a decorative carved element beneath the windowsill.
The window openings are arranged differently: the left one is fully open, the center one partially, and the right one displays traditional louvered shutters. This creates an interesting rhythmic pattern that enlivens the facade. Small decorative details, such as floral rosettes between the acanthus leaves, demonstrate the architect's attention to nuance and aspiration for rich sculptural solutions.