#4904. Elegant Art Nouveau storefront façade with characteristic curved lines

The image showcases an exquisite example of an Art Nouveau storefront façade preserved on a brick building. The white-painted shop front demonstrates the characteristic flowing, organic lines and decorative elements typical of the Art Nouveau movement. Particularly noteworthy are the semi-circular arches and elegant curves in the window frames and doorway designs.

The central section of the storefront features a symmetrical composition with an arched top and glass panels divided by thin white frames. On both sides are entrance doors with distinctive semi-circular elements that harmoniously blend into the overall stylistic approach. The façade is adorned with decorative rosettes in circular medallions and vertical pilasters with capitals.

Despite the premises apparently being vacant (as evidenced by paper sheets on the glass and possibly a rental information sign), the architectural value of the façade remains undisputed. This is a beautiful specimen of early 20th century commercial architecture, when decorative façade elements served not only aesthetic purposes but also attracted potential customers.