This architectural element represents an elegant entrance portal in a neoclassical style with some Art Nouveau decorative elements. The facade of the building is painted in a delicate peach-pink color, creating a soft, welcoming appearance. The central element of the composition is a magnificent semicircular arch with a richly decorated archivolt adorned with elegant floral ornaments.
The black lacquered entrance door with symmetrical panels creates a striking contrast with the pastel background of the wall. Classical columns with capitals are positioned on both sides of the doorway, supporting the decorative arch. Above the door is a semicircular transom window, integrated into the arched composition, providing additional natural light to the entrance area.
The entrance portal gains special sophistication from the wrought iron balcony on the second floor with decorative elements, as well as the cast-iron cornice with ornamental patterns. On the facade, there is a small round plaque with the inscription "Manor Hotels," indicating the functional purpose of the building.
In your own facade design, you could borrow several techniques: contrasting color combinations (light wall and dark door), the use of classical architectural elements (columns, arch) to add solidity, and decorative stucco details to create individual character. The balanced symmetry and harmonious proportions of the entrance group make this solution universal for various types of buildings.