The photograph showcases an impressive example of urban architecture in the Art Nouveau style with subtle eclectic elements. The building's façade is painted in a pleasant light blue shade, creating a striking contrast with the beige ground floor and decorative elements.
Particularly noteworthy is the upper part of the structure with its original cornice, adorned with consoles and an elegant wrought iron detail in the central part. The windows of the second and third floors are arranged in a strict rhythm with characteristic stone frames. The balcony on the second floor with its skillfully crafted wrought iron railing adds elegance to the building and emphasizes its historical value.
The ground floor features a rougher texture with rusticated finishing, creating a sense of solidity and serving as a visual foundation for the more refined upper section. The central entrance is framed by wrought iron grillwork, and decorative lighting elements are present on the façade, indicating a functional approach while maintaining aesthetic qualities.
The architectural composition of the façade demonstrates a harmonious combination of functionality and decorative appeal, characteristic of Mediterranean urban architecture from the early 20th century, with careful attention to details and proportions.