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Modernist Facade with Turquoise Shutters and Decorative Tilework

#290. Modernist Facade with Turquoise Shutters and Decorative Tilework

This captivating architectural fragment represents a magnificent example of modernist style with elements of Catalan Art Nouveau. The building's facade impresses with an amazing combination of decorative elements. The dominant motif is the luxurious ornamental wall finish in yellow-golden tones with a repeating geometric pattern, creating the impression of rich texture.

The exquisite balcony opening with an arched top deserves special attention, decorated with stone carvings in the form of floral motifs. The turquoise wooden shutters add a bright accent to the facade, contrasting with the main tone of the wall. The forged black balcony with an elegant curve demonstrates the high mastery of artistic ironwork.

The left part of the facade is decorated with a vertical strip of ceramic tiles with a geometric pattern in red, creating an interesting rhythmic contrast with the main pattern. The upper part of the wall is adorned with small quatrefoil window openings, giving the facade lightness and airiness.

Similar decoration techniques can be adapted for modern facade design of a private house, especially the use of contrasting color accents, decorative tiles, and artistic ironwork. A skillful combination of textures and materials, as shown in this example, can transform an ordinary building into a true work of art.

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