This magnificent architectural specimen represents an exquisite building in the Neo-Moorish style with elements of Oriental influence. The terracotta brick façade is adorned with rich decorative moldings and characteristic horseshoe-shaped window arches. Particularly noteworthy are the blue accents around the window openings, which create a vibrant contrast with the warm tone of the primary material.
The three-story building stands out with its bay windows that add volume and dynamism to the façade. Each floor has its unique character while maintaining stylistic unity through recurring decorative elements such as medallions, cornices, and arched windows. The upper part of the building is crowned with a richly ornamented cornice with fine details, highlighting the architect's attention to every element of the façade design.
In modern private construction, similar aesthetics can be adapted by using decorative elements around windows, accent color inserts, and playing with material textures. Even if a complete reproduction of such a style is impractical, individual details such as arched elements or contrasting window frames can significantly enrich the appearance of a home.