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The image showcases a striking example of a colonial-style residential building with a vibrant coral-colored facade. The composition of the building is characterized by classical symmetry and expressive architectural details. The two-story structure is crowned with a mansard roof featuring characteristic gray shingles and a small dormer window.
The facade is painted in a warm peach-coral hue, creating a bright yet elegant appearance. The window openings are framed with contrasting black shutters, adding graphic definition to the overall look of the building. The first floor features three windows with white frames and an entrance door, above which sits a decorative portal with a classical pediment, emphasizing the formality of the entrance group. A traditional-style wall lamp is mounted above the door.
Special expressiveness is added to the facade by window boxes with lush cascading greenery at each level, creating a picturesque contrast with the coral walls. The main entrance is complemented by a small metal fence, while the surrounding landscape with shrubs and flowering plants organically integrates the structure into its natural environment. This house represents an excellent example of how traditional architecture can be both classical and visually appealing.