The image showcases a fragment of a classic urban façade executed in an eclectic style with Neo-Renaissance elements. We see two identical windows framed with rich decorative ornamentation characteristic of late 19th century European architecture.
The windows are equipped with modern roller shutter systems (blinds), which are partially lowered, creating an interesting contrast between the historical exterior and contemporary elements. Above each window opening are decorative bas-reliefs featuring mascarons (faces) and garlands, which is a typical technique in classical architecture.
The under-window area is adorned with ornate balustrades featuring geometric patterns, adding elegance to the overall appearance. The façade is constructed of light-colored stone or stucco, which emphasizes the relief and expressiveness of the decorative elements. This type of window framing is characteristic of prestigious urban buildings commonly found in historic centers of European cities.