Before us is an elegant fragment of a building façade in neoclassical style with distinct features of eclecticism and Art Nouveau influences. The central element of the composition is a balcony with an exquisite wrought iron railing, demonstrating fine handcrafted work. The balcony door is framed by a decorative portal with characteristic elements of classical order.
Particularly eye-catching are the richly adorned panels on both sides of the balcony, executed in terracotta-red color against the light background of the main wall. The floral ornament of these panels indicates the influence of Art Nouveau with its love for natural motifs. Above the balcony door are decorative brackets and a cornice with a row of small volumetric elements, creating an expressive play of light and shadow.
The upper part of the façade is crowned with a triangular pediment with classical cornices and ventilation grilles. Noteworthy is the masterful combination of various architectural elements: brackets, pilasters, cornices, and decorative stucco. The color scheme of the façade is built on a harmonious combination of ochre-cream shades with terracotta accents, which is characteristic of the Mediterranean architectural tradition.
This fragment of the façade represents an excellent example of architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century, when builders and architects sought to combine classical principles with new decorative solutions, creating a rich visual palette for the urban environment.