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The presented building is a striking example of Northern Art Nouveau with Neo-Gothic elements. The facade is made of red brick and features an expressive triangular pediment that dominates the entire composition. This large pointed element gives the building a resemblance to Gothic structures, but the interpretation of details is executed in the aesthetic of the early 20th century Art Nouveau.
The central part of the pediment is decorated with a mosaic panel featuring abstract symbolic motifs characteristic of the Art Nouveau era. Window openings of various sizes and shapes are asymmetrically arranged on the facade – a technique typical of this architectural style. Particularly interesting are the decorative window frames with mosaic inserts and relief elements that contrast with the brickwork.
The lower tier of the building is designed more strictly, with rhythmic brick details. The roof has a complex mansard form with copper or bronze covering that has acquired a characteristic patinated shade. The building is surrounded by a low fence with brick pillars and metal sections, which complements its isolated position in the urban development.
The greenery around the house softens the strict geometry of architectural forms, creating a harmonious transition to the urban environment. Overall, this mansion represents an excellent example of individual residential construction from the beginning of the last century with an expressive artistic facade solution.