Before us stands an expressive Art Nouveau façade with clear Spanish and Moorish influences. The façade is finished in white and features a distinctive stepped silhouette that creates a memorable architectural image.
The central element of the composition is a sundial, skillfully integrated into the upper part of the façade. The clock face is surrounded by an elegant floral ornament with pink elements forming garlands, which gives softness and decorative quality to the strict construction. The Roman numerals of the clock contrast with the thin golden hand casting a shadow.
The lower tier of the façade is marked by an expressive arched doorway with a turquoise door. A small balcony with elegant wrought iron railings and decorative flower pots on the sides adds particular charm. The ornamental motifs of the façade include symmetrical diamond-shaped elements with floral decorations on both sides of the entrance.
The color palette – white walls, turquoise and blue elements, pink floral patterns, and bright accents – creates a sense of Mediterranean cheerfulness. The façade demonstrates a fine balance between architectural austerity and decorative refinement, characteristic of Art Nouveau from the early 20th century.