The presented image showcases an exquisite example of Art Nouveau in interior architecture — a staircase landing with a magnificent wrought iron balustrade. The decorative railing is executed in the characteristic Art Nouveau aesthetic with flowing, fluid lines and botanical motifs. Particularly noteworthy is the upper section of the railing with elegant forged elements, including a decorative sun and a musical symbol — a treble clef, which emphasizes the artistic orientation of the building.
The walls of the landing are adorned with panels featuring a repetitive floral pattern, typical of early 20th century Art Nouveau. The combination of wooden finishing elements on the upper level with stone staircase detailing creates a rich textural composition. The marble or limestone treatment of the steps and base contrasts with the warm tones of the wooden panels and decorative tiles with floral patterns, which is a characteristic technique in the architecture of that period.
The architectural composition demonstrates attention to detail and the high level of craftsmanship of the artisans who embodied the architect's ideas. The symmetry and harmony of the construction, where a functional element (staircase) is transformed into a work of art, shows the main principle of Art Nouveau — blurring the boundaries between art and utility.