The image depicts a fragment of an exquisite historical facade in neoclassical or modernist style. The building is faced with light-colored textured stone in rusticated masonry, creating an effect of depth and monumentality. Two identical window openings with partially open green louvered shutters are particularly prominent.
Above each window, there is a decorative element in the form of a lush acanthus leaf or palmette, which is a characteristic motif of classical architecture. These stucco ornaments serve both as functional elements and decorative accents, giving the facade elegance and aristocratic character.
In front of the windows are elegant wrought iron balconies with a wavy pattern, painted green to harmonize with the window frames. The balcony railings have a characteristic form that widens toward the bottom, giving them elegance and airiness. The fine metalwork demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship.
The entire composition of the facade reflects typical features of Mediterranean or Southern European architecture, where the combination of light walls, green wooden elements, and wrought iron creates a unique artistic image and reflects local building traditions.