The image shows an interesting fragment of a building facade in Art Nouveau or Modernist style with characteristic organic ornamentation. Particularly noteworthy is the sculptural detail in the form of an owl with spread wings, placed above a pair of windows. This element serves not only as a decorative feature but also as a unifying accent for the two symmetrical window openings.
The facade is finished in a warm peach-terracotta shade with textured plaster, creating a soft, natural background for the dark green window frames. The contrast between the warm wall background and the cool tone of the windows gives expressiveness to the composition. The windows have traditional sectioning typical of the early 20th century, with the upper transom divided into several parts.
This architectural solution demonstrates how zoomorphic elements can organically fit into a building's architecture, creating a unique character. When designing the facade of your own home, similar techniques can be used more subtly – for example, by placing small sculptural elements above the entrance group or as finials for window casings. It's important to maintain proportion and stylistic unity across all elements so that decorations don't appear incongruous.