The image showcases a luxurious fragment of a historic building facade in neoclassical style with baroque elements. Particular attention is drawn to the elegant bay window adorned with four Corinthian columns featuring richly decorated capitals. These columns support a protruding balcony on the second floor, framed by exquisite wrought iron railings with spiral and curl ornaments characteristic of the 19th century.
The lower tier of the bay window is designed with a glass stained-glass construction with decorative metal forging that harmoniously combines with the balustrade beneath it. The balustrade is crafted from light-colored stone with turned balusters of classical form. The fine elaboration of decorative elements stands out—the brackets under the balcony and the stucco details framing the windows.
The building facade is clad in light-colored stone, which emphasizes the aristocratic and monumental nature of the architectural solution. The upper balcony with its openwork metal grating demonstrates the high craftsmanship of artistic forging and serves not only as a functional element but also as an important decorative component of the building's appearance. The entire composition of the facade reflects the exquisite taste and attention to detail characteristic of grand European architecture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.