The image depicts a beautiful example of architectural sculpture executed in the Art Nouveau style. This female figure is elegantly integrated into the façade composition of the building. The sculpture portrays a woman with long wavy hair holding a flower in her hands. Made of stone, it demonstrates the characteristic flowing, fluid lines and plant motifs typical of Art Nouveau.
Note the details of the decoration: the undulating lines of the drapery, the delicate craftsmanship of the face and hair, as well as the floral element that the figure holds before her. To the right of the sculpture, there is a decorative element in the form of a stylized rosette flower, which emphasizes the unity of the façade's compositional solution.
The use of such decorative elements on a façade gives the building individuality and artistic value. When designing a façade for a modern house, one can be inspired by such historical examples, borrowing not so much the forms themselves, but the principle of harmonious combination of architectural and sculptural elements. For example, one could use local decorative inserts, bas-reliefs, or small architectural forms that would resonate with the overall style of the building.