Before us is an expressive fragment of architectural decoration, executed in a style inspired by the works of Antoni Gaudí and Catalan Modernism. The composition is a mosaic ornamentation inlaid into the stone masonry of the façade. The central element is crafted in bright orange and blue tones, forming a geometric pattern with the characteristic cracked texture of ceramic tiles — the "trencadís" technique frequently used in Spanish modernist architecture.
The decorative element organically blends with the textured stonework, creating an interesting contrast between natural and man-made materials. The upper part is framed by a wavy red border, giving the entire composition a sense of dynamism. Of particular note is the floral motif in the center of the composition — a ceramic tile depicting a stylized flower resembling the sun, which is a typical element of modernist symbolism.
On the left, a wrought iron metal detail with curved lines can be seen, which harmoniously complements the overall aesthetic and emphasizes the attention to artistic ironwork as an integral part of modernist architecture. Such a combination of diverse materials and techniques — stone, ceramics, and metal — is characteristic of Catalan Modernism, where not only functionality but also the decorative expressiveness of each façade element plays an important role.