This image showcases an exquisite entrance door crafted in the style of early Art Nouveau or Jugendstil with elements of geometric stylization. The door is framed by a massive sandstone portal in a warm beige tone, creating a striking contrast with the metallic elements.
Particularly noteworthy are two circular medallions with geometric symbols (omega on the left and presumably an electrical symbol on the right) flanking the doorway. These medallions are a characteristic decorative element for public buildings of the early 20th century, possibly indicating the functional purpose of the structure.
The door itself is made of wrought iron with a geometric ornament, including vertical bars and decorative square inserts with colored glass. The upper part of the portal is also adorned with a small stained-glass window of similar design. The decorative metal grating demonstrates skillful metalwork with alternating straight lines and geometric forms.
The decorative framing includes a twisted ornament positioned horizontally between the upper window and the main door, adding sophistication and depth to the architectural element. The lower part of the metal door shows signs of mild corrosion, testifying to the age and authenticity of the structure.