The image presented showcases an exquisite example of a modernist façade with clear influences from Catalan Art Nouveau. The rounded corner balcony creates a smooth transition between two sides of the building, characteristic of early 20th-century architecture. The façade is richly decorated: the upper part is adorned with refined stucco featuring a repeating balustrade motif that adds elegance and rhythm to the building.
The wrought iron balcony railing with its intricate pattern deserves special attention, creating a contrast with the white wall finish. The dark brown wooden shutters add warmth and functionality to the façade. Below the balcony, there is a decorative frieze with spiral ornament that echoes the metalwork elements of the railing, creating a cohesive composition.
When designing a façade for your own home, you can draw inspiration from these elements: use contrasting materials (metal and plaster), add sculptural elements to the upper part of the building, and apply curved forms to soften corner transitions. It's important to maintain balance between decorative elements and functionality, as masterfully implemented in this example.