The image shows the facade of a historical building constructed in 1895, as evidenced by the prominent date marking in the central part. The facade is executed in an eclectic style with Art Nouveau elements typical of the late 19th century and displays a carefully designed symmetrical composition.
The color scheme of the facade combines pastel beige and terracotta-red tones, creating an expressive striped pattern. Horizontal red stripes alternate with wider beige bands, giving the building a distinctive rhythm and texture. Red vertical elements on the sides of the facade create a clear framing and enhance the overall composition.
The central part of the facade is crowned with a circular medallion featuring the date "1895" on a red background. This element serves as the focal point of the entire composition and indicates the historical significance of the building. The upper part of the facade is adorned with decorative metalwork fencing featuring a geometric pattern.
The building has two levels with symmetrically arranged windows. On the second floor, two balconies with metal railings flank the central window with wooden shutters. The lower level is decorated with elegant column capitals featuring floral ornaments and decorative inserts with reliefs.
The architectural style of the building reflects the urban development trends characteristic of its time, when eclecticism and early Art Nouveau combined in urban facades to create expressive and memorable architectural images.