Before us stands an outstanding example of Art Nouveau architecture — a luxurious doorway portal of residential building number 34. The façade demonstrates the characteristic flowing, organic forms and rich decorative language typical of this style.
The entrance is framed by a massive stone portal with exquisite carvings. The upper part of the portal is adorned with sculptural elements of floral ornaments and a central heraldic motif, above which a stylized decorative crown or candelabra is placed. On the sides of the portal, repeating decorative elements in the form of floral rosettes can be seen.
The door itself is a true work of art: double-leafed, wooden, with elegant metal wrought-iron inserts forming whimsical curves and swirls characteristic of the Art Nouveau style. The upper semi-circular part of the door has decorative glazing with metal ornaments. In the center above the door, there is a plaque with the house number.
The lower part of the door leaves is decorated with intricate metal overlays with gilded elements, adding elegance and luxury to the entire composition. The detailing of the metal elements reflects the craftsmanship of early 20th century ironwork, and the overall composition of the door harmoniously complements the monumentality of the stone portal.
Due to its artistic value and historical significance, this door portal represents a striking example of the architectural heritage of the Art Nouveau era, when every detail of a building, down to the entrance door, was considered part of a unified artistic concept.