previous facadenext facade
This entrance presents an exquisite example of Art Nouveau architecture. The wooden door displays a refined rhythm of decorative elements characteristic of this artistic style. Note the expressive composition where the doorway is framed by a light stone portal with smooth, organic lines typical of early 20th century architecture.
The wrought iron grille in the upper section of the door deserves special attention, with its curvilinear ornament creating an effect of semi-transparency and lightness. The wooden portion of the door is adorned with relief circular elements arranged in a strict order around the perimeter, giving the composition rhythm and structural clarity. The lower part of the door is complemented by spiral motifs that echo the curves of the wrought iron grille.
The stone framing with its semi-circular completion and characteristic protruding elements creates a plastic, sculptural effect so beloved by Art Nouveau architects. The small staircase at the entrance with contrasting black and white steps complements the composition, emphasizing the significance of the entrance area.