The image showcases a picturesque example of traditional Alsatian architecture. We see a typical half-timbered house with its characteristic framework of wooden beams filled with terracotta-red plaster. The upper section of the facade displays the classic half-timbering technique with a distinctive geometric pattern of dark wooden beams against a reddish background.
The first floor of the building on the left features more substantial stonework painted in a warm red-terracotta color, with an arched doorway and blue shutters on the windows creating a picturesque contrast. To the right, a vibrant blue building with traditional stone window framings harmoniously neighbors the half-timbered structure, creating an impressive coloristic ensemble.
The architectural composition is made particularly expressive by abundant floral displays: cascades of white baby's breath, red petunias, and other flowers hanging from window openings and balconies. Blue and red shutters on the windows emphasize the authentic character of the building. The combination of bright facade colors, floral decorations, and traditional architectural elements creates the unmistakable image of an Alsatian street with its distinctive atmosphere.