The presented image showcases a magnificent example of Art Nouveau architecture from the early 20th century. The building's facade is characterized by the asymmetry and flowing organic lines typical of this style. The main part of the building is painted in a soft yellow color that harmoniously combines with the beige stone base of the first floor.
Particularly noteworthy is the expressive circular window on the second floor — one of the most striking elements of the composition. This large window is framed by a decorative stone rim with delicate ornamental detailing. Below it is a small balcony with an elegant metal railing executed in the sinuous forms characteristic of Art Nouveau.
The right side of the facade is designed more concisely but no less expressively: here there is a second circular window of smaller size and an entrance door with a semi-circular completion. The vertical lines of the facade are softened by wave-like decorative elements that give the building a sense of movement and lightness.
A special atmosphere is created by the framing of the building with green tree leaves, which seem to become an extension of the organic aesthetics of Art Nouveau. The characteristics of this architectural direction are also manifested in the design of the windows of the lower tier — they have exquisite metal gratings with a geometric pattern typical of early Art Nouveau.