This magnificent example of Victorian architecture showcases a bay window of a residential building painted in bright, saturated colors. The facade is finished in a bold color scheme: the walls are painted in a deep purple-blue, while the architectural elements are accentuated with vibrant pink and turquoise highlights.
The bay window has a classical polygonal Victorian form with meticulously detailed decorative elements. Of particular note is the cornice with ornamental brackets (modillions) painted in turquoise-green. The window frames are highlighted in bright pink, creating an expressive contrast with the white columns and window casings.
The facade demonstrates characteristics typical of "painted ladies" — a popular style for Victorian homes, especially prevalent in San Francisco. Decorative elements include carved patterns above the windows and elegant columns supporting the bay window.
The bright facade is naturally contrasted by the greenery of a Japanese maple with its characteristic star-shaped leaves partially framing the window. The combination of saturated artificial colors of the architecture and natural greenery creates a harmonious, albeit unconventional composition, emphasizing the unique character of the building.