#568. White brick facade with contrasting windows and flower boxes

The image showcases a charming fragment of a building facade with a distinctive bay window. The wall is made of brick painted white, creating a clean, fresh background for the architectural elements. The window composition consists of two levels: the upper part with turquoise-blue glass and the lower part with contrasting red frames.

The window structure demonstrates fine-mesh glazing with a classic division into square sections, which is characteristic of traditional European architecture. The central vertical bridge divides the composition into two symmetrical parts, giving the facade rhythm and orderliness.

The facade is given particular picturesqueness by lush window boxes with flowering plants — predominantly pink and white flowers, creating a soft contrast with the geometry of the windows and the texture of the wall. These plants are not just a decorative element, but also evidence of attention to detail and a desire to enliven the architectural austerity of the building.