This image showcases an interesting fragment of an urban façade with pronounced elements of Art Nouveau and eclectic architecture. We see a compact balcony featuring a metal railing characteristic of the Art Nouveau style, executed in a geometric design with elegant curved elements reminiscent of a stylized fan or sun rays.
The building's façade is finished with a combination of textures: smooth yellow (ochre) plaster and contrasting gray stone blocks creating rusticated finishes around corners and architectural elements. The windows have an arched upper section, giving the building a historical character, while the wooden window frames are painted in a warm brown tone that harmonizes with the overall color scheme of the façade.
The balcony is a reinforced concrete structure with a minimalist rectangular design, creating an interesting contrast with the more decorative metal railing. The balcony's metal fence demonstrates flowing lines and geometric motifs characteristic of architecture from the turn of the 19th-20th centuries, possibly with elements of Art Deco or early Modernism.
Particularly noteworthy is the decoration of the building's corners and window framing with decorative stonework, adding textural variety and visual depth to the façade. This combination of elements creates an exquisite architectural ensemble that combines practicality with the decorative aesthetics of a bygone era.