Before us is a magnificent example of Art Nouveau architecture, where the organic, flowing lines of the stone doorway framing create the impression of a living, breathing structure. The portal is made of light gray stone with smooth curves characteristic of this style.
The central element of the composition is a wooden double door in a rich brown color with geometric carvings in the lower section. Each door panel is adorned with diamond-shaped carved panels featuring botanical ornamentation. The upper part of the door is decorated with colored glass inserts featuring floral motifs executed in stained glass technique.
Of special note is the semicircular transom panel with stained glass in blue and light blue tones, where stylized plant patterns intertwine gracefully. The surrounding stone decoration of the facade includes an exquisite sculptural composition above the door and rich ornamental carvings around the perimeter of the portal, creating a cohesive ensemble where each element is subordinated to the overall harmony and aesthetics of Art Nouveau.
This portal represents a highly artistic example of the synthesis of architecture, sculpture, and decorative arts characteristic of the Art Nouveau period of the late 19th to early 20th century.