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The image depicts the exterior of a brick building, likely a shop or residence, with a prominent display of potted flowers. The building has large windows on the left side with white curtains visible behind them. Above the windows, decorative brickwork and a lighter colored stone lintel are visible. A sign in one of the window boxes reads "Fresh cut flowers." To the right of the windows is a black front door with decorative glass featuring a bird motif. The house number "87" is displayed above the door. A circular porthole window with a dark green trim is situated above the door. A historical plaque, reading "GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY PUBLIC WARNING NOT TO TRESPASS," is mounted on the brick wall next to the door. The foreground and window ledges are filled with a vibrant assortment of potted flowers in various colors, including pink, purple, blue, and yellow. Some flowers are cascading, while others form dense clusters. A blackboard sign with handwritten text about "The Flower House" and "Mablethorpe" is leaning against the wall amongst the plants, suggesting the location is Mablethorpe in East Lindsey, United Kingdom. A rose bush with pale yellow roses is growing up the side of the building. The ground is a concrete patio with some scattered gravel and brickwork at the edges. The overall scene is a well-decorated entrance with a strong emphasis on floral displays.
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