Before us is a magnificent example of Art Nouveau architecture from the early 20th century. This facade features the style's characteristic asymmetry and flowing lines. The central element of the composition is an elegant semicircular arch framing the entrance group. Note the exquisite detailing of the arched portal: decorative elements and filigree stone carving create a visual accent.
The doorway is filled with a massive wooden door in dark brown with geometric divisions. The upper part of the door is glazed with textured glass that allows diffused light into the interior. The door panel combines functionality and aesthetics with carefully crafted panels and decorative elements.
Special expressiveness is added to the facade by the contrast between the light stone framing and the dark wood of the door. The vertical column supporting the arch demonstrates the architect's attention to classical elements reinterpreted in the spirit of Art Nouveau. The house number "41" is modestly marked at the level of the first step.
The lower part of the facade shows some signs of erosion, which adds historical charm to the building and testifies to its venerable age. The entire composition demonstrates a balanced combination of functionality and artistic expressiveness, so characteristic of the best examples of Art Nouveau architecture.