Before us is an exquisite fragment of a building façade in the Art Nouveau style, showcasing rich decorative ornamentation. The central element of the composition is a striking bay window with large glazing, framed by lavish decor featuring plant motifs characteristic of Art Nouveau. The ornamental stucco on a light background creates an expressive relief with smooth, flowing lines and floral elements.
On either side of the bay window are balconies with intricate wrought-iron railings in a dark color, contrasting with the main tone of the façade. The base of the bay window is adorned with finely crafted decorative consoles and relief panels. The balustrade of the lower balcony deserves special attention with its perforated ornamental elements creating a lace-like framing effect.
The façade is clad in sand-colored brick, typical of Art Nouveau architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century. The window frames are executed with meticulous attention to detail, including garlands and botanical motifs. The composition as a whole demonstrates the organic combination of functionality and decorative artistry inherent in the finest examples of Art Nouveau architecture. The side windows with shutters flank the central bay window, creating a rhythmic three-part composition.