The presented image showcases a delightful example of Art Nouveau (Modernist) style in the architecture of a residential building with an expressive mint-green façade. The façade features smooth, organic lines and an asymmetrical composition characteristic of this early 20th century style.
Particularly noteworthy is the decorative metalwork above the upper window with graceful wrought iron elements that create a sense of lightness and movement. The central element of the façade is adorned with ornamental relief in the form of stylized floral motifs, which is a classic technique of Art Nouveau.
The building's windows have an arched shape and are framed by contrasting white-cream elements, creating an elegant transition between the main color of the façade and the window openings. Especially prominent are the decorative ceramic tiles with geometric patterns in blue and orange hues, strategically placed at key points along the façade.
The lower floor culminates in an elegant arched entrance with wrought iron grillwork that maintains the overall stylistic theme of the building. Attention to detail is evident in every element—from the design of the window frames to the meticulously crafted cornices and projections. All these elements create a harmonious architectural ensemble reflecting the aesthetics and philosophy of Art Nouveau with its pursuit of artistic synthesis and natural organicity.