#14344. Classical oval window with wrought iron grille and shell decoration on facade

This elegant architectural solution features an oval window with an exquisite wrought iron grille, framed in a classical style. The window opening is adorned with luxurious stone detailing in the form of a shell-fan (scallop) at the top, which is a characteristic element of Baroque and Neoclassical architecture. The wrought iron grille displays an intricate pattern with elegant scrollwork and a central medallion, creating a balance between protective function and decorative aesthetics.

The stonework around the window deserves special attention. Decorative capitals with floral ornamentation are positioned at the sides of the window, giving the structure a refined appearance. The stone processing technique and level of detail indicate high craftsmanship. This approach to facade design creates visual depth and textural contrast between the smooth wall surface and the relief decorative elements.

When developing a modern facade, similar techniques can be adapted using more accessible materials. For example, decorative elements can be made from polyurethane or fiber cement, significantly reducing costs while maintaining the visual effect. Wrought iron elements can be replaced with cast aluminum structures of similar design. The key aspect is maintaining proportions and attention to detail, which will give the facade individuality and elegance even when using modern materials.