The presented image showcases an exquisite example of relief wall decor executed in pastel tones. We observe a repeating floral ornament in a light blue shade against a beige background. This decorative element represents a stylized floral motif with clearly defined symmetry.
The ornament is organized in vertical rows of elegant tree-like compositions, where each "tree" has a central trunk from which branches with leaves and flowers symmetrically extend. The decorative relief creates an interplay of light and shadow, giving the façade surface additional textural depth. This technique is characteristic of Art Nouveau and Neoclassicism from the early 20th century, where natural motifs were stylized and rhythmically repeated.
The execution technique suggests the use of plaster or stucco, which was popular in the decoration of both interiors and exteriors of buildings during the Art Nouveau and Eclectic periods. The subtle relief and delicate color palette create a refined image characteristic of aristocratic architecture.