The image showcases an elegant architectural solution of a brick facade in classic American or European style. The main wall is constructed of red brick, giving the building a traditional, substantial character. The window, which serves as the central element of the composition, is designed in Federal architecture style with an elegant arched form and a fan-shaped transom window above the main frame.
The window frame is painted white, creating a striking contrast with the brickwork. Particular attention is drawn to the semi-circular transom with radial glazing bars in the upper part of the window, an element characteristic of Georgian and Federal architecture. The main part of the window has a symmetrical division into rectangular sections.
Below the window is a basement window with a decorative metal grate, indicating the presence of a basement or semi-basement floor. The facade framing is executed using white pilasters and cornices, which emphasizes the classical style of the building.
A particularly attractive element is the flower box under the main window, planted with lush blue hydrangeas, evergreen plants (presumably arborvitae), and decorative climbing plants with silvery-green foliage. This adds a picturesque, cozy character to the strict architectural solution and demonstrates attention to detail characteristic of historic urban districts.