Before us stands an expressive example of Art Nouveau architecture, popular at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. The yellow brick façade demonstrates characteristic features of this style: flowing lines, decorative elements with floral motifs, and an asymmetrical composition.
The central part of the façade deserves special attention with its geometric linear patterns forming rectangular shapes that contrast with more organic elements. The lower part of the façade is adorned with a stylized anchor-like ornament — a typical Art Nouveau motif symbolizing connection with natural forms.
On the sides of the façade, there are decorative inserts with ornamental motifs, and elegant wrought iron balcony railings complement the overall composition. The window frames are painted in a warm brown tone, harmoniously combining with the yellow brick walls to create a cozy atmosphere.
In modern house construction, similar techniques can be adapted by using contrasting textural inserts on the façade, geometric patterns, and decorative metal elements. Combining different materials (such as brick and plaster) will help create a visually interesting composition, while color contrast between walls and window frames will give the building individuality.