Before us is an expressive fragment of a historical façade, demonstrating an exquisite combination of neoclassical and eclectic elements. The composition features two tiers with characteristic arched windows painted in a delicate turquoise color, creating a striking contrast with the sandy beige finish of the main façade.
The upper tier is crowned with a richly decorated pediment with a console and ornamental elements. The balcony is framed by a balustrade with turned balusters of classical form and decorative rosettes on pedestals. Particular attention is drawn to the openwork wrought iron grille above the arched openings, executed in an elegant floral motif.
The lower tier repeats the stylistics of the upper one but differs in more austere proportions. The windows are framed by pilasters with Corinthian order capitals. The façade is adorned with geometric ornamentation featuring golden triangular elements, which adds lightness and refinement to the building.
The entire composition demonstrates the high mastery of architectural decor from the late 19th to early 20th century, when special attention was paid to details and artistic expressiveness even in the utilitarian elements of the building.