#4638. Elegant Art Nouveau façade with decorative stucco and wrought iron balconies

This exquisite example of Art Nouveau architecture showcases an elegant façade rich with decorative elements. The building features characteristic symmetry and vertical articulation of the façade, emphasized by half-columns with spiral decorative elements.

The upper part of the structure is crowned with a magnificent decorative pediment featuring complex floral ornaments typical of the Art Nouveau style. The central part of the façade is accentuated by a semicircular element with a medallion, which serves as the compositional dominant.

The graceful wrought iron balconies with curvilinear contours and delicate openwork patterns deserve special attention. They not only serve a functional purpose but also give the façade lightness and airiness. The balconies are adorned with living plants, adding an organic quality to the façade—one of the key principles of Art Nouveau.

The window openings are framed with decorative casings and complemented by wooden shutters, creating an interesting interplay of textures and volumes. The plasticity of the façade is rich and diverse: cornices, capitals, floral ornaments—all these elements create an impression of luxury and elegance.