Before us stands a striking example of wooden architecture resembling Carpathian Art Nouveau with elements of a "Swiss chalet" style. The building is a two-story structure with a high tiled roof and decorative turrets crowned with spires. The facade is distinguished by its rich use of carved details and a contrasting color scheme.
Particularly eye-catching are the wide verandas characteristic of Carpathian architecture, with bright pink decorative elements and white balustrades. The contrast between the dark wooden base of the walls and the vibrant pink and white decorative elements creates an expressive visual effect. Numerous windows with turquoise frames add lightness and vibrancy to the facade.
The building rests on a foundation of natural stone, creating the impression of organic integration into the surrounding landscape. Also notable are the numerous carved columns supporting balconies and canopies, giving the building an elegant, lace-like quality.
In modern private construction, several techniques can be borrowed from this expressive facade: contrasting color schemes to emphasize architectural elements; the use of open verandas and balconies with decorative balustrades; combining different materials (stone, wood); and accentuating vertical elements (turrets, tall windows) to give the building visual appeal.