The image showcases a fragment of a building facade in the Art Nouveau style. We can see elegant arched windows with dark brown wooden frames that contrast beautifully with the beige stone facade cladding. The upper part of the windows features the characteristic flowing curved shape typical of Art Nouveau architecture.
Particularly noteworthy are the decorative wrought iron balcony railings in a golden hue, featuring the fluid, flowing lines and plant motifs typical of Art Nouveau. The central column between the large windows, also finished in a golden color, serves not only as a structural element but also as a decorative component of the facade composition.
The stone facade treatment demonstrates fine textural work — the lower section beneath the windows is adorned with relief ornamentation in the form of stylized shells or waves, emphasizing the organic character of Art Nouveau architecture. Light-colored roller blinds on the windows create a unified rhythm and add elegance to the facade.