This magnificent wooden structure represents a striking example of Russian wooden architecture with elements of the so-called "Russian style" or "pseudo-Russian style," popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The building showcases the richness of decorative woodcarving and the polychromatic color scheme characteristic of Russian architecture.
The facade is constructed from horizontally laid logs of a golden-yellow color, which forms the foundation of its visual image. Particularly expressive are the decorative elements: bright red carved eaves and cornices, green accents on the roof, and white decorative elements highlighting the corners and framing the window openings. The two-story structure is crowned with a complex multi-pitched roof with gray metal roofing and a decorative tower.
The windows are designed in the traditions of Russian architecture - with white casings and small-paned glazing. Notable elements of the facade include decorative columns supporting balconies and canopies, carved cornices, and vibrant color accents that create a festive, almost fairy-tale appearance.
The area around the building is landscaped with flower beds featuring bright yellow and orange flowers, which harmoniously complement the overall composition. The structure is surrounded by green trees, emphasizing its organic integration into the natural landscape, typical for traditional Russian architecture.