The image showcases a magnificent example of Mediterranean architecture with Art Nouveau elements. The building's facade is finished in a rich terracotta-red color that effectively contrasts with the beige decorative elements and turquoise-green window shutters.
The architectural composition demonstrates symmetry — two identical windows framed by rich stucco decorations. Above each window opening is an exquisite plaster ornament with floral motifs characteristic of the Art Nouveau style. The windows are equipped with mint-green louvered shutters that not only serve the practical function of protection from the sun but also create a bright color accent.
Particular attention is drawn to the elegant balcony with black wrought iron railings, curved in a classical manner. The balcony slab is supported by decorative consoles with acanthus leaves — an element typical of classical architecture. The upper part of the facade is adorned with cornices featuring similar decorative elements, creating a harmonious completeness to the composition.
This combination of bright colors — red, turquoise, and beige — is typical of Mediterranean, particularly Catalan or Southern French architecture, giving the building a festive, cheerful appearance despite the seriousness of the architectural solution.