This image displays the facade of a building located in Calella, Spain, showcasing elements reminiscent of Modernisme architecture. The two-story structure features a pale yellow main wall color, with a light peach-colored base and gray trim outlining architectural features. At the center, a dark green double door with an arched top serves as the entrance. The upper panels of the door feature intricate wrought iron scrollwork, while the lower panels display a diagonal pattern. Two shallow, weathered marble steps lead up to the door. Flanking the entrance are two arched windows, each protected by elaborate dark gray wrought iron grilles. These grilles incorporate floral motifs at the top and decorative scrolls at the bottom, extending past the window sills. Behind the grilles, the windows are fitted with pale green louvered shutters or decorative screens that feature a grid pattern with small square openings. A security alarm sign, predominantly red and white with the text "Alarma Directa," is affixed to the wall between the right window and the door, slightly above eye level. The facade is extensively decorated with three-dimensional plasterwork. Below the window sills and above the door frame, there are floral friezes in a light beige tone. Various decorative elements, including stylized ribbons, leaves, and what appear to be carved masks or faces, are strategically placed along the upper part of the wall, particularly above the windows and around the door arch. Above the first story, a dark gray wrought iron balcony railing with an undulating design and decorative bird-like elements spans the width of the building, suggesting a second-story balcony or terrace, though the upper story itself is not fully visible. The ground in front of the building is paved with gray square tiles laid in a diamond pattern. in Calella, Spain

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Jun 7, 2026

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This image displays the facade of a building located in Calella, Spain, showcasing elements reminiscent of Modernisme architecture. The two-story structure features a pale yellow main wall color, with a light peach-colored base and gray trim outlining architectural features. At the center, a dark green double door with an arched top serves as the entrance. The upper panels of the door feature intricate wrought iron scrollwork, while the lower panels display a diagonal pattern. Two shallow, weathered marble steps lead up to the door. Flanking the entrance are two arched windows, each protected by elaborate dark gray wrought iron grilles. These grilles incorporate floral motifs at the top and decorative scrolls at the bottom, extending past the window sills. Behind the grilles, the windows are fitted with pale green louvered shutters or decorative screens that feature a grid pattern with small square openings. A security alarm sign, predominantly red and white with the text "Alarma Directa," is affixed to the wall between the right window and the door, slightly above eye level. The facade is extensively decorated with three-dimensional plasterwork. Below the window sills and above the door frame, there are floral friezes in a light beige tone. Various decorative elements, including stylized ribbons, leaves, and what appear to be carved masks or faces, are strategically placed along the upper part of the wall, particularly above the windows and around the door arch. Above the first story, a dark gray wrought iron balcony railing with an undulating design and decorative bird-like elements spans the width of the building, suggesting a second-story balcony or terrace, though the upper story itself is not fully visible. The ground in front of the building is paved with gray square tiles laid in a diamond pattern.

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