The image shows a fragment of a historical building facade executed in a style close to Art Nouveau or the eclectic architecture of the late 19th - early 20th century. The facade is adorned with exquisite relief decorative composition, characteristic of the architecture of this period.
The central element of the composition is a rectangular decorative panel with delicate floral carving. The panel depicts a stylized plant ornament with a symmetrical arrangement of flowers and stems, creating a sense of refinement and harmony. The panel is framed with a stone profiled casing.
The walls of the building are finished with rough stone masonry — rustication, creating an interesting textural contrast with the elegant carving of the central panel. In the upper part of the facade, one can notice a frieze with bas-relief plant motifs and a characteristic Gothic quatrefoil window, which refers to neo-Gothic elements in architecture.
On the left, part of a window opening with a green frame and a fragment of an openwork balcony with a metal wrought-iron railing with climbing plants can be seen. These details add picturesqueness to the facade and emphasize its historical value.
Of particular note is the skillful elaboration of decorative elements, testifying to the high mastery of stonemasons and builders of that era. The facade demonstrates the characteristic aspiration of its time to aestheticize the urban environment through rich architectural decor.