The image showcases an exquisite entrance of a residential building in the Art Nouveau style from the early 20th century, numbered 106. The central element of the composition is a wooden door with a design characteristic of this period. The door is made of natural wood in a warm brown shade with the upper section divided into twelve glass panels, organized in four rows of three, providing natural light to the entrance hall.
Of particular artistic value is the arched portal framing the door. It creates a unique circular composition integrated into the brick facade of the building. On both sides of the door are semicircular stained glass windows with sophisticated geometric and floral patterns, and above the door is a semicircular stained glass window with a decorative design. The white trim of the arch contrasts with the reddish-brown brickwork, emphasizing the architectural lines.
The lower part of the facade is faced with dark brick, creating a visual foundation for the structure. The metal mail slot in the center of the door and neat hardware complement the overall composition, preserving the authenticity of the historical period. This facade demonstrates a harmonious combination of functionality and decorative aesthetics typical of Art Nouveau architecture.