The building facade is a magnificent example of neoclassical architecture with baroque elements. Special attention is drawn to three tall arched windows with semicircular tops, divided into sections by black metal frames that create an elegant contrast with the cream-colored facade. Between the arched windows are narrower rectangular window openings, creating a rhythmic composition.
The architectural design of the facade features rich decoration: exquisite column capitals, decorative consoles, cornices, and stucco elements. A characteristic detail is the perforated finishing between the window openings, creating an interesting play of light and shadow. Below the main windows are decorative elements with colored glass inserts in blue and purple shades, adding individuality to the building.
The lower part of the facade is decorated with massive elements with carved details that support the upper part of the structure and create a sense of solidity. Such building facade design demonstrates attention to detail and a harmonious combination of functionality with aesthetics.
In modern private construction, similar techniques can be adapted by using smaller arched windows, decorative elements made from contemporary materials, and stylized cornices. Colored glass inserts can become an interesting accent that gives individuality to a house, while playing with different textures on the facade helps create visual interest even with a more modest budget.