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The presented image captures a beautiful example of urban architecture, likely dating back to the late 19th or early 20th century. The façade is executed in an eclectic style with Art Nouveau elements, which is particularly noticeable in the decorative motifs and ornamental inserts.
The photograph shows two adjacent buildings contrasting in color scheme. The right part stands out with a warm cream shade adorned with elegant green vertical ornaments stylized as plant motifs, which gives the building a special sophistication. The façade is decorated with arcade elements in the upper part and ornate stucco around the window openings.
Particularly noteworthy are the balconies with wrought iron railings, immersed in lush greenery. The abundant greenery on the balconies creates the impression of a vertical garden, which is characteristic of Mediterranean architectural tradition. Red flowers on one of the balconies add a bright accent to the overall composition.
The left part of the façade is executed in a more restrained manner, in terracotta tones, with classic semicircular finishes of window openings and modest balconies. It's interesting to note the contrast of styles and finishing techniques between the two neighboring buildings.
The frame also includes an antique street lamp with a characteristic glass shade in a metal frame, which complements the atmosphere of the historic urban quarter. The entire composition breathes romanticism and reflects a harmonious combination of functionality and decorativeness, so valued in the architecture of that era.