Before us is an exquisite entrance to a classic building executed in the traditional American Colonial style. The facade is clad in white wooden panels characteristic of New England architecture. Particular attention is drawn to the decorative elements — a cornice with circular rosettes above the entrance door, giving the building an air of elegance.
The entrance is adorned with a graceful wrought iron gate featuring an intricate pattern that harmoniously complements the brick staircase and landing. The contrast between the terracotta brick and the white facade creates a classic color scheme that emphasizes the architectural expressiveness of the building.
A special charm is added to the entrance group by the decorative wrought iron lantern on a curved bracket, fashioned in an antique style. This element is not only functional but also serves as an important artistic accent to the entire composition. French doors with glass panels provide a smooth transition between exterior and interior, filling the entrance with natural light.
The entire exterior solution demonstrates attention to detail and commitment to classical proportions, making this facade an excellent example of traditional American architecture with elements of Georgian style.