This image showcases an exquisite example of Art Nouveau architecture, characteristic of the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. We see an elegant entrance door set within the brick façade of building number 46. The door is crafted from dark wood with sophisticated decorative elements.
Particularly noteworthy is the turquoise-colored metal wrought ironwork framing the door, executed in the fluid, organic lines typical of Art Nouveau, imitating plant motifs. The decorative grille on the glass portion of the door depicts a stylized flower with graceful stems.
Above the door is a decorative panel with an ornamental composition, also maintained in the Art Nouveau aesthetic. The panel is framed by a stone casing and contains a symmetrical pattern with floral motifs in pastel beige and turquoise tones. The central vase-like figure with flowers emphasizes the movement's characteristic aspiration toward natural forms.
The contrast between the red-brick façade and the light stone framing of the portal, as well as the meticulously crafted decorative elements, testify to the high level of craftsmanship. This is a typical example of urban Art Nouveau architecture, where functionality harmoniously combines with decorative artistry.