Before us is a magnificent example of modernist architecture in the Art Nouveau style — a bay window construction integrated into the corner of a stone-faced building. This two-story bay window is a true work of art with elegant details characteristic of the early 20th century.
Particular attention is drawn to the wrought iron details in turquoise-green metal that frame the bay window and the balcony above. The metalwork with its plant motifs creates an airy, organic character so typical of Art Nouveau. The windows of the bay feature geometric ornaments with circular and oval elements set within rectangular frames, adding sophistication to the structure.
The bay window is adorned with decorative panels featuring floral patterns in blue and white shades that harmoniously complement the metalwork. The upper balcony with its wrought iron railing serves not only as a decorative element but also as a functional space where potted plants are displayed.
For a modern homeowner, this construction can serve as inspiration for using decorative metalwork, colored glazing, and contrasting materials. Even on a more modest building, similar elements can be applied: wrought iron balcony railings, ornamental glazing, decorative inserts to give the facade individuality and artistic value.