Before us is an exquisite façade element demonstrating virtuoso execution of architectural decoration in a style close to Neo-Gothic with Art Nouveau elements. The central compositional element is a window opening with white shutters, framed by two elegant columns. The columns feature characteristic capitals with floral ornaments carved in stone, while the column shafts have a warm ochre tint.
The lower decorative tier with magnificent openwork carving is particularly noteworthy. Here we see intricate floral motifs skillfully intertwined in four sections between the supporting elements. The frieze at the upper part of the composition is also adorned with sophisticated plant ornaments, creating a harmonious frame for the entire structure.
The combination of the white window frame with gray stone decorative elements and ochre accents of the columns creates a restrained yet expressive color palette. The entire composition reflects the mastery of architects and stonemasons, demonstrating fine attention to detail and adherence to the decorative traditions of European architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century.