The image showcases a traditional Portuguese façade covered with characteristic ceramic tiles (azulejos) in green with white geometric patterns resembling flowers or rosettes. The building has two stories with symmetrically arranged arched windows framed by light-colored stone casings.
The façade demonstrates elements typical of Portuguese architecture: elegant metal balconies with wrought iron railings adorned with plants and flowers. The window frames feature distinctive cross patterns, giving the building an authentic historical appearance. The contrast between the vibrant green tiles and the light stone framing creates a striking visual effect, so characteristic of traditional Portuguese architecture, especially in Lisbon or Porto.
This use of azulejos not only serves a decorative purpose but also represents a practical solution for protecting the façade from the humid coastal climate. This architectural style reflects centuries-old traditions of Portuguese construction, where practicality harmoniously combines with aesthetic expressiveness.