Neukirchenstraße 1, Osterwieck
When combined, blue and yellow produce vibrant and cheerful colors. This contrasting combination is visible on the facade at Neukirchenstraße 1, a three-story half-timbered house in Osterwieck, Germany.
The wall panels are decked with blue and yellow fan rosettes. A fan rosette is a decorative wood carving characterized by its fan-like shape.
Aside from the fan rosettes, a cross-arch frieze adorns the facade. A cross-arch frieze is a decorative horizontal band where arches overlap each other. These arches are either painted or sculptured.
Both the door and the driveway have a chevron pattern. A chevron pattern forms a series of inverted V-shapes.
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