Before us is a vibrant example of colonial architecture, where a rich green façade with contrasting white elements takes center stage. This two-story building demonstrates clear symmetry with three vertical axes marked by window and door openings.
The façade is richly adorned with classical architectural elements: circular ventilation openings in the upper part, decorative medallions, and horizontal bands. The carved white balconies and window frames with their characteristic rhythmic divisions add special expressiveness. The doorways are framed with elegant casings and crowned with decorative elements.
The color scheme of the façade is one of the key techniques in forming the building's image. The contrast between green walls and white architectural details creates a striking visual identity that can be adapted when designing a modern façade. Such a bold color solution can enliven even the simplest house, while accentuating architectural details with a contrasting color emphasizes the structure and proportions of the building.