#995. Art Nouveau Facade with Stained Glass Bay Window

The image showcases an exquisite example of modernist architectural design in the corner section of a building, executed in the Art Nouveau style. The facade's distinctive feature is an elegant glazed bay window adorned with stained glass panels featuring plant motifs characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement.

The bay window structure is constructed with a metal framework enhanced by decorative cast elements. The stained glass panels display a graceful floral design in blue and green hues, where stylized leaves, stems, and floral elements create a symmetrical composition. Particularly expressive are the spiral motifs in the lower part of the stained glass, representative of the natural forms so beloved by Art Nouveau masters.

The architectural decoration is complemented by ornate wrought-iron balustrades at the lower part of the bay window, where the vegetal ornament echoes the motifs in the stained glass, creating a unified ensemble. Twisted columns at the corners of the bay and a delicate carved frieze at the top emphasize the verticality of the composition and add elegance to the structure. The combination of functionality and artistic expressiveness makes this architectural element a genuine adornment to the building's facade.