Before us is an interesting example of decorative brickwork, where the architect creates an expressive facade using a classic material in a non-standard way. Of particular note is the cylindrical column located on the right, which is topped with a small lantern light. This column with its rhythmic texture of protruding bricks creates an effect of rotation and dynamism.
The main wall demonstrates mastery of brickwork using a diagonal pattern that visually softens the monotony of the plane. In the central part of the facade, there is a horizontal niche with a special type of brick laying, which creates an additional visual accent and breaks up the vertical scale of the wall.
The greenery framing the structure from above and at the base contrasts nicely with the terracotta color of the brick, softening the rigidity of the architectural forms. Such decorative masonry techniques can be adapted for modern private homes where owners seek to create a unique facade design with expressive texture and play of light and shadow.