Before us is a magnificent example of eclectic architecture from the late 19th century, with distinct elements of Neo-Moorish style and romantic Eastern motifs. The building's facade impresses with its rich decorative ornamentation and meticulous attention to detail.
The light brick cladding serves as a foundation for the impressive decorative design. The facade is rhythmically divided by arched windows of various sizes, forming an expressive composition. The upper tier is adorned with a row of small decorative arches (arcature belt), which gives the building lightness and elegance despite its monumentality.
Particularly noteworthy is the delicate stucco work framing the windows and emphasizing the architectural articulation of the facade. Contrasting elements — light masonry and dark window openings with characteristic arched completions — create an effective play of light and shadow. The decor features subtle bas-reliefs and ornamental inserts typical of the Eastern European interpretation of Moorish motifs.
Balconies with filigree wrought iron railings blend organically into the overall composition, adding exquisite detailing to the building. Horseshoe-shaped arches and decorative cornices with crenellated elements, characteristic of this style, create a unique silhouette that stands out from the typical urban development of that period.