The presented image showcases a magnificent example of Art Nouveau architecture, likely belonging to Catalan Modernism. The facade of the building features the characteristic plasticity of forms and organic lines so typical of this style.
The central element of the composition is the unusual framing of the window openings. The upper window has an oval shape with elegant glass and is framed by fluid, sculptural stone forms. The lower window is a rectangular opening with green frames and decorative elements on the glass. Between the windows, there is an expressive stone decorative element with smooth, wave-like lines resembling a stylized ornament.
The facade is made of stone with a characteristic texture and soft shades of pink, gray, and white. The upper part is decorated with colorful mosaic elements featuring wave-like patterns in blue, green, and red tones, adding brightness and expressiveness to the overall ensemble.
Particularly noteworthy is the overall plasticity of architectural forms—creating the impression that the stone has become plastic, organically enveloping the window openings. This approach to form-making is very characteristic of the works of Antoni Gaudí and other Catalan architects of the early 20th century, who sought to move away from rigid classical forms in favor of nature-inspired curvilinear elements.