The presented building showcases an exquisite example of Art Nouveau architecture. The façade is distinguished by elaborate decorative elements and an asymmetrical composition, characteristic features of this style from the late 19th to early 20th century. The central focus is on luxurious wooden balconies with intricate carved railings that project from the light-colored stone surface of the main façade.
Particularly noteworthy is the multi-layered arrangement of architectural elements: the upper tiers of balconies are supported by elegant wooden brackets, creating an effect of lightness and airiness in the structure. The color scheme of the façade is built on the contrast between the cream-colored plastered walls, the honey-toned natural wood of the balcony structures, and the blue-green elements of the balcony roofing.
The window openings of the lower tier are framed as arches, adding a classical foundation to the façade, while the characteristic flowing, fluid lines of the wooden elements with plant motifs—typical of Art Nouveau—create a sense of organic cohesion and naturalness. The green window frames harmoniously complement the overall color composition.
This façade represents a magnificent example of how functional building elements can be transformed into a work of decorative art, demonstrating virtuoso woodworking craftsmanship combined with refined architectural taste.