The upstairs windows have small panes as was typical of the rococo-style during the first half of the 19th century. The ground floor windows, typical of the empire-style, have a mullion and two casements each with three panes. This type of windows were not common until the mid 19th century. The rococo window surrounds are decorated with garlands and the empire-style ones have dentils, both common decorative features of their styles.