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The image showcases a striking example of eclectic architecture with strong Art Nouveau influences and elaborate mosaic decorations. The façade of building No. 26 features a symmetrical composition with two identical oval balcony-bay windows adorned with complex mosaic inlays in blue, orange, and pastel tones.
The main façade is finished in white, creating an ideal background for the expressive decorative framing. An ornamental mosaic strip runs along the perimeter of the building, while the upper tier is highlighted in rich blue. Particular attention is drawn to the arched window openings with exquisite mosaic decoration and the metal wrought-iron balcony railings with their intricate patterns.
In the lower part of the façade, there are two symmetrical decorative windows with geometric ornaments in blue and white. The central entrance is marked by a white double door with geometric patterns, framed by a green mosaic border. A semicircular balcony on the second floor with openwork wrought iron railing completes the composition and gives the building a special artistic appearance.
The use of mosaics in the façade design references Art Nouveau traditions and Spanish-Catalan influences, reminiscent of Antonio Gaudí's works. This is a vivid example of urban architecture where decorative elements and artistic expression prevail over strict functionality.