The photograph showcases an impressive example of a building clad in traditional azulejo ceramic tiles with characteristic blue and white patterns combined with yellow elements. The façade is completely covered with a checkered tile ornament, where the white background is complemented by blue and yellow decorative elements, creating a regular geometric pattern.
The balcony, decorated in the same style, draws particular attention. Its parapet is executed in openwork masonry with cross-shaped elements, fully lined with the same decorative tiles. The blue and yellow motifs on the balcony create a harmonious continuation of the main façade design, emphasizing the integrity of the architectural composition.
The window openings are equipped with traditional white wooden louvered shutters, which contrast with the bright finishing of the façade and add functionality to the design. Above one of the windows, there is a noticeable blue and white striped awning that echoes the overall color scheme of the building.
This façade represents a vivid example of an architectural tradition characteristic of Portuguese or possibly Spanish stylistics, where decorative ceramic tiles are used not only as an element of decoration but also as a part of cultural identity.