Before us stands an exquisite example of Art Nouveau architecture, showcasing the style's characteristic combination of decorative elements and functionality. The building's facade features a two-tone brickwork with alternating red brick and white decorative elements creating a striking contrast.
Particularly noteworthy are the semi-circular window openings with decorative arches framed by terracotta and green ceramic inserts. Above the second-floor windows are elegant ornamentations featuring turquoise circular elements embedded in relief plant motifs. These details are typical examples of the organic patterns favored in Art Nouveau.
The balcony with its intricate wrought iron railing is a true work of art. Its lace-like pattern demonstrates the flowing, fluid lines characteristic of Art Nouveau style, with elements of stylized plant forms. The massive base of the balcony is adorned with sculptural elements supporting the structure.
The lower floor is marked by an impressive arched entrance with rich sculptural framing. The composition is completed by living greenery partially concealing the facade and creating an organic interaction between architecture and nature, which is also one of the principles of Art Nouveau style.