Before us is an exquisite triangular facade of a historic building executed in traditional Northern European style. This is a classic example of a half-timbered structure with a characteristic white plastered facade. Special expressiveness is added by the clear horizontal division into four tiers, each emphasized by the rhythmic arrangement of window openings.
The facade is adorned with decorative circular stained glass windows featuring heraldic motifs, which gives the building particular historical significance and indicates its possible civic or commercial purpose. The contrast between rectangular windows and round stained glass elements creates an interesting visual rhythm. The architectural appearance is complemented by elegant metal anchor brackets evenly distributed across the facade — not only a functional element but also a decorative motif.
The composition is crowned by a triangular pediment with a small tower, giving the structure completeness and monumentality. The color scheme is also noteworthy: the creamy shade of the main facade harmoniously combines with the terracotta roof, which is characteristic of traditional architecture in Northern German or Scandinavian towns.