This magnificent example of modernist architecture showcases a luxurious façade in the Catalan Modernisme (or Art Nouveau) style, reminiscent of Antoni Gaudí's works. The façade is distinguished by rich ornamental decoration and an asymmetrical yet harmonious arrangement of elements.
The upper part of the building is adorned with exquisite scrolls and floral motifs, creating a dynamic silhouette with characteristic undulating lines. Particularly noteworthy are two symmetrical decorative sections with curved pediments topped with sculptural elements.
The façade features six balconies—three on the upper floor and three on the lower one—with elegant wrought-iron railings that add lightness and grace to the building. Columns with decorative capitals support the upper balconies, creating a rhythmic vertical composition.
The color palette of the façade consists of soft pastel tones—predominantly cream and light blue, characteristic of Barcelona's modernist architecture from the early 20th century. Wooden window frames and shutters in warm brown tones contrast with the main wall color, adding depth and textural variety to the façade.
The abundance of decorative elements—from floral ornaments to complex sculptural details—demonstrates the highest level of craftsmanship and the typical Art Nouveau aspiration to unite art and architecture.