Before us is a magnificent example of decorative architecture, where the brick facade is enriched with exquisite ceramic details. This window opening demonstrates an amazing combination of functionality and artistic expression. The wooden window frame with a semi-circular completion is framed by a rich ornament of glazed ceramic tiles in turquoise and green shades.
Particularly noteworthy are the sunflowers, executed in relief ceramic technique, which surround the window opening, creating the effect of a frame immersed in nature. The upper part of the window is adorned with a figured arch with an elegant cornice. The brickwork, serving as the main material of the facade, contrasts with the bright ceramic elements, emphasizing their artistic value.
Such facade design is characteristic of the Art Nouveau style of the early 20th century, with its attraction to natural forms and decorative qualities. The use of ceramic elements not only decorates the building but also protects it from atmospheric influences, which makes this technique relevant for modern construction as well. Homeowners wishing to add individuality to their dwelling can be inspired by similar techniques, using modern materials that imitate ceramics, or ordering custom ceramic elements for accent areas of the facade.