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Eclectic Art Nouveau facade with neoclassical elements: texture combinations, balconies with wrought iron railings, and arched motifs

#16437. Eclectic Art Nouveau facade with neoclassical elements: texture combinations, balconies with wrought iron railings, and arched motifs

Before us stands an expressive example of architecture, presumably in the Art Nouveau style with neoclassical elements. The building's facade showcases a rich eclectic composition divided into several tiers with various decorative elements.

The upper part of the building is adorned with a row of columns creating an elegant arcade with rhythmic alternation of openings. The middle section of the facade features an interesting combination of materials – mosaic masonry and decorative inserts. Particularly eye-catching are three elegant balconies with intricate wrought iron railings that give the building a special charm.

The lower tier is designed in a more massive style with arched openings, creating an impression of a solid foundation. The color scheme of the facade is built on a harmonious combination of a light base tone with brick accents and dark window openings. Decorative elements between floors – cornices and moldings – add sophistication to the building and emphasize the horizontal articulation.

When designing the facade of your own home, several techniques demonstrated in this building can be adopted: using contrasting materials to highlight architectural elements, rhythmic alternation of decorative features, multi-level decor with varying degrees of detail, and the use of balconies not only as functional but also as decorative elements.

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