The image shows a window with a remarkable architectural solution characteristic of the modernist approach of the early 20th century. This window is placed on a gray building facade, apparently made of concrete or stone.
Of particular interest is the white metal window grille, executed in a geometric style. The composition of the grille is asymmetrical and includes a circular element at the bottom, rectangular sections of various sizes, and an arched completion at the top. This solution resembles the aesthetics of Art Deco or early modernism with their inclination toward geometric shapes and lines.
The combination of the strict geometry of the window frame with the arched completion of the opening creates an interesting dialogue between classical architectural traditions and modernist experiments. The building facade appears minimalist and restrained, allowing the unusual window grille to stand out as a key decorative element.