This is a remarkable example of Catalan Modernism displayed on the building façade with vibrant decorative elements. The façade is adorned with blue and white checkered tiles characteristic of Barcelona architecture, forming vertical columns on the sides and crowning the upper part of the composition.
The central balcony with wooden louvered shutters serves as the focal point. The shutters are partially open, creating an interesting play of light and shadow. The metal balcony railing is complemented by circular decorative elements, adding elegance to the façade.
On both sides of the central opening, there are vertical panels with red and white striped ornamentation and heraldic motifs in Catalan style. Particularly expressive is the crown of blue and white elements above the window, which creates a complete architectural composition.
The color palette—combining blue, red, white, and natural wood—is typical of regional architecture and reflects Mediterranean aesthetics. The façade combines the decorative nature of Art Nouveau with elements of local architectural traditions.