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Before us is an exquisite example of Art Nouveau architecture, likely dating back to the early 20th century. The facade of the building demonstrates the characteristic plasticity of forms and richness of decorative elements typical of this style.
Particularly expressive are the windows with their smooth curved lines, framed by elegant stucco elements in the form of stylized plant motifs. The upper part of the windows is adorned with skillful moldings featuring flowing, asymmetrical forms reminiscent of acanthus leaves and aquatic plants. The cornices above the windows curve gently, creating a sense of movement and lightness.
The windows are fitted with stained glass featuring botanical patterns, executed in a technique combining colored glass. These elements not only serve decorative purposes but also create a special play of light inside the rooms. In the photograph, one can see a vase with red flowers in one of the windows, further emphasizing the aesthetic value of this architectural element.
The overall composition of the facade is built on a combination of flowing lines and soft plastic forms, which is a signature feature of the Art Nouveau style. The light color of the facade with thin turquoise window frames creates a light, airy impression, despite the abundance of decorative elements.