The image showcases a house façade with an entrance in Mediterranean or Spanish-Moorish style. The focal point of the composition is a massive carved wooden door decorated with intricate geometric patterns and decorative panels. The contrast between the dark wood of the door and the light-colored stucco of the façade creates an expressive accent.
Of particular artistic value is the staircase leading to the entrance. Each step is adorned with ceramic tiles in traditional Spanish or Moroccan style featuring repeating geometric patterns in blue, terracotta, and cream colors. The sides of the steps are finished with terracotta tiles, creating a rhythmic framework structure.
On both sides of the staircase are metal railings of simple construction, which do not distract attention from the richly decorated steps. The composition of the entrance group is complemented by lush tropical vegetation: palm leaves frame the entrance from above, while green plantings along the sides of the staircase soften the geometry of the architectural elements. Two blue ceramic pots with plants are placed at the entrance, adding symmetry to the composition.
The façade also displays a house number plate – 513, which is a characteristic element of urban architecture. The overall appearance of the façade demonstrates a harmonious combination of decorative elements and functionality, typical of Mediterranean architectural tradition.