Before us is a magnificent example of Neo-Gothic architecture with rich decorative facade design. The mastery of stone carving is fully demonstrated through exquisite details. The bay window is adorned with intricate lace-like rosettes featuring geometric patterns characteristic of Gothic style. Particularly eye-catching are the decorative elements in the form of mythical creatures (gargoyles or chimeras) positioned at the corners of the upper part of the bay window—a classic technique of Gothic architecture, designed not only to embellish the building but also to divert rainwater.
The facade showcases virtuoso stonework: pointed arches, Corinthian column capitals, filigree carving of cornices and framing. Such richness of details creates a play of light and shadow on the surface, which is one of the key techniques in Neo-Gothic facade design. The window with stained glass completes the composition, giving it authenticity.
For modern interpretations of this style in private construction, one can borrow individual elements: stylized arches above windows, decorative capitals of columns or pilasters, carved cornices. Even simplified versions of such details can give a home individuality and aristocratic character without requiring a complete reproduction of complex Gothic aesthetics.