Before us is a striking example of Art Nouveau architecture from the early 20th century. The building's facade is constructed of yellow brick, creating a warm, sunny background for the decorative elements. The central focus of the composition is an elegant balcony with the fluid, organic lines characteristic of Art Nouveau in its metal railings. Particularly expressive are the "flowing" forms of the wrought iron elements, resembling stylized plant motifs.
Above the balcony is an arched canopy with green glazing and a decorative wrought iron lattice on top, adorned with spiral elements and floral motifs. This awning is not only functional but also serves as an important artistic accent to the facade. The window opening is designed as a triple window with wooden frames in a warm brown shade, which beautifully complements the brickwork.
The lower part of the facade features arched elements with light decorative ornamentation. The composition gains special expressiveness through the contrast of materials: warm brick masonry, cool metal of wrought iron elements, delicate green glass of the canopy, and natural wood of the window frames. The entire ensemble demonstrates the Art Nouveau characteristic aspiration for synthesis of arts and attention to detail.