The image showcases an impressive example of mosaic space design, where walls and floor are covered with vibrant, multicolored tile fragments in a style reminiscent of Antonio Gaudi's works or the Art Nouveau movement. The building facade is completely decorated with a mosaic of irregular pieces of glass and ceramics in various colors — blue, green, red, orange, yellow, and purple hues, creating a picturesque chaotic pattern.
The doorway is framed in bright blue, creating an interesting accent against the multicolored mosaic background. The mosaic design extends not only to vertical surfaces but also to the flooring of the terrace, creating a cohesive artistic environment. It's interesting to observe how the mosaic transitions from the facade to the adjacent area, blurring the boundaries between architecture and landscape design.
The vibrant mosaic is organically complemented by elements of living nature: a flowering plant with white flowers on the wall, green plants in dark blue ceramic pots. The vegetation softens the geometry of the mosaic and brings a natural element to this eclectic space. Overall, the facade and adjacent area represent a wonderful example of how decorative art can transform architectural space, turning it into a living work of art.