Before us is a striking example of Victorian "gingerbread house" architecture with a color scheme characteristic of New Orleans. The building's facade presents a true celebration of color — the turquoise-blue base of the walls contrasts with the bright red porch and orange-red shutters.
The pediment is adorned with a decorative triangular arch featuring stained glass semicircular windows. Particularly noteworthy is the carved decoration of the upper part of the facade with fine white details creating a lace-like effect. The central entrance is framed by two symmetrical yellow doors with pinkish glass inserts, enclosed by white decorative elements.
The architectural composition of the facade is balanced thanks to the symmetrical arrangement of doorways, windows, and decorative columns. White carved columns with distinctive capitals support the upper part of the portico. The color palette corresponds to the traditions of Creole architecture, where bright, vibrant colors not only decorate the building but also serve a practical purpose in the hot climate.