The facade in this image is an excellent example of colonial architecture with Asian influences. We see a two-story building with an expressive white facade adorned with classical elements. On the ground floor, there is "Chef Kang's" restaurant, above which rises an elegant row of decorative windows and doors.
The architectural composition of the upper floor is particularly interesting: six symmetrically arranged doorways with arched tops, fitted with blue wooden louvered doors. Above each opening is a decorative element with an intricate lattice pattern, creating a rhythmic sequence. Between the openings stand white Corinthian columns with richly ornamented capitals, giving the facade classical rigor and elegance.
The building is crowned with a terracotta tile roof with a characteristic Spanish or Mediterranean profile, adding warmth and textural variety to the structure. The lower floor features modern retractable gray awnings that protect the storefronts and restaurant from the sun.
This architectural style is commonly found in historic districts of Singapore or other Southeast Asian cities with a colonial past. For your own home, you could borrow elements such as decorative louvered doors, arched openings with filigree elements above them, decorative columns, and the contrasting combination of a white facade with colored accents on window and door frames.