This is an expressive fragment of an Art Nouveau façade, showcasing the rich decorative approach of the early 20th century. The architectural composition features a rhythmic arrangement of arched windows with the characteristic flowing outlines typical of the Art Nouveau style. Between the windows are vertical decorative panels in a terracotta hue with exquisite organic ornamentation.
The sculptural relief deserves special attention, presenting a stylized plant motif with a central element in the form of a circular flower or sun. The vertical composition of the relief is built on a rhythmic alternation of decorative elements resembling stems and leaves, which is typical of the biomorphic aesthetics of Art Nouveau.
The façade demonstrates the characteristic combination of different textures and materials typical of this style: smooth light-colored plaster contrasts with the rough texture of the decorative panels and the plastic elements of the ornament. Decorative volutes under the windows and figured cornices complement the overall composition, creating a play of light and shadow. The condition of the façade indicates some degree of wear, which gives the building a special historical charm and authenticity.