The image showcases an exquisite window-door marked with number 84, executed in a style that combines modernist and traditional Spanish or Catalan motifs. The facade decoration around the opening demonstrates an interesting artistic solution using decorative paintings and wrought iron elements.
The central element of the composition is blue wooden doors with glazing in the upper part, characteristic of Mediterranean architecture. A special accent is created by an elegant wrought iron balcony with flowing organic lines, reminiscent of Art Nouveau or Catalan Modernism (possibly inspired by Gaudí's works). The metallic curves form a harmonious plant ornament, testifying to the high craftsmanship of blacksmiths.
The facade is adorned with bright colored ceramic panels arranged in a symmetrical order on both sides of the doorway. These decorative elements are connected by wavy turquoise lines, creating an effect of smooth movement across the stone wall. The panels themselves are executed in rich shades—pink, orange, blue—and contain stylized plant and geometric motifs characteristic of Mediterranean decorative arts.
The stone masonry of the facade displays the texture of natural stone in sandy hues, giving the entire ensemble an authentic Mediterranean character. The combination of rough stone texture, bright ceramics, and elegant metal creates an expressive architectural dialogue between strength, decorativeness, and functionality.