The image showcases an expressive door portal in Neo-Baroque or Eclectic style, demonstrating a rich array of decorative elements and traditional architectural craftsmanship. The entrance is framed by a monumental stone portal made of light-colored stone, which creates a striking contrast with the dark red wood of the double-leaf door.
The architectural framing of the entrance includes an arched opening with a keystone formed as a mascaron depicting a bearded male face, possibly a mythological character. Above the mascaron sits a decorative element resembling a capital. Ionic columns with intricately detailed capitals flank the sides of the arch, and the entire portal is crowned with a richly adorned entablature featuring floral and vegetal motifs.
Particularly noteworthy is the wrought iron grille above the door, executed in a semicircular lunette with an elegant pattern, as well as the decorative wrought iron elements on the door leaves themselves, creating a lace-like design. The facade also displays address numbers — 216 and 110 — positioned on either side of the entrance.
This doorway exemplifies urban architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century, when decorative treatment of entrance groups received special attention, emphasizing the status of the building and its owners.