The architectural fragment presented showcases an exquisite mansard façade in Art Nouveau style with baroque elements. The composition is dominated by a striking white pediment with complex curvilinear forms that contrasts beautifully with the reddish-brown tiled roof. The pediment is adorned with lavish decoration featuring floral and plant motifs – elegant curved lines mimicking stems and flowers, characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement of the early 20th century.
The most expressive detail is the sculptural representation of the sun with a human face, placed at the upper part of the pediment. The sun rays radiating outward create a dynamic accent and emphasize the symbolism intrinsic to the Art Nouveau era. On both sides of the central element are dormer windows under pointed roofs, adding symmetry and rhythm to the composition.
The window in the central part of the pediment features an unusual shape with a rounded top and decorative vertical elements, enhancing the organic character of the architectural solution. The overall character of the façade reflects the aesthetic of "flowing lines" and natural forms typical of Art Nouveau architecture, creating a memorable and romantic image of an urban building.