This magnificent example of a decorative wooden door in Moorish style is set within a vibrant red façade. The door represents an exquisite artistic composition with rich undulating carvings that create an effect of fluidity and dynamism. The portal is framed by an elegant stone arch with a classical keystone, creating an interesting stylistic contrast between the strict geometry of the framing and the organic forms of the door itself.
The double-leaf construction features horseshoe-shaped arched elements characteristic of the Moorish tradition, with decorative grilles in the upper part allowing light to penetrate inside. Particularly expressive is the central vertical line with complex ornamental patterns dividing the door leaves. The lower section of the door is adorned with square panels featuring convex rosettes, adding weight and solidity to the composition. The metallic door handles shaped like miniature hands emphasize the special status of this entrance.
The contrast between the rich dark brown color of the wood and the bright terracotta wall enhances the expressiveness of this architectural element. The house number "8" on a blue plaque and cobblestone paving in front of the entrance complete the overall picture of an authentic European urban space with noticeable Eastern influences.