The photograph showcases an elegant stone façade with an impressive entrance portal. The architecture combines elements of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern styles. The composition's central element is a rich terracotta-colored wooden door, framed by a triple arcade. The main arch above the door has a semicircular shape with a decorative fan-shaped transom window.
Of particular interest is the stonework, constructed from natural stone in various shades – from sandy to grayish-white, creating a characteristic texture and interplay of colors. On either side of the door stand two classical columns with capitals, which visually support the side arches and lend monumentality to the entrance group.
The entrance is paved with decorative tiles featuring geometric patterns, which effectively contrast with the rough texture of the stonework. The composition is complemented by carefully placed flower pots with plants, softening the strictness of the architectural solution and adding coziness.
When designing your own façade, several techniques visible here could be adopted: using contrasting materials to create depth, accentuating the entrance area with arches and columns, applying colored details (such as a bright door) to create a visual focus, and integrating decorative paving elements and greenery to soften the overall impression of the façade.