This façade represents an exquisite example of Art Nouveau style, characteristic of the early 20th century. The entrance group is designed with an expressive oval portal featuring flowing, fluid lines, which is a signature element of this architectural movement. The central wooden door is crafted from natural wood with distinctive floral ornamentation and elegant glass inserts forming a diagonal pattern.
Above the entrance is a decorative cartouche with the house number "69," harmoniously integrated into the overall composition. On both sides of the door are large semi-circular windows with delicate metal gratings that echo the smooth curves of the façade. The lower section of the façade features small basement windows with simple rectangular gratings.
The light-colored plaster of the façade contrasts with the warm wooden tone of the door, creating an expressive accent. The decorative stucco above the entrance, with asymmetrical plant motifs typical of Art Nouveau, emphasizes the organic quality and fluidity of forms. The entire façade demonstrates the Art Nouveau characteristic pursuit of synthesizing functionality with artistic expression, where each element not only serves its utilitarian purpose but also forms part of a unified aesthetic concept.