This charming architectural element represents a creative reimagining of a residential facade space. Two old window frames in dark gray are suspended on a white siding wall, creating the illusion of additional window openings. These decorative elements, hung on metal chains, add dynamics and depth to the flat facade.
An important detail of the composition is the flower containers installed under each "window." Contrasting with the monochromatic palette of the facade and window frames, bright pink and white flowers (presumably petunias or begonias) create a picturesque accent. This technique of combining strict geometric elements with natural forms is characteristic of an organic approach to decorating private homes.
This solution demonstrates how simple architectural elements combined with vegetation can transform a standard facade, giving it individuality and depth. It's an example of architectural recycling, where old building elements get a new life in a decorative function.