The image showcases a remarkable example of wooden architecture, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, executed in the traditions of Russian architecture with rich decorative ornamentation. The facade of this two-story wooden building demonstrates architectural decor characteristic of this style, commonly known as "wooden lace".
The facade is clad with horizontal wooden siding in a grayish-brown shade, against which white decorative elements stand out effectively. The upper part of the facade is adorned with an exquisite carved frieze under the cornice with repeating patterns. The triangular pediment features fine detailing, including a ray-like ornament in the center and delicate openwork finishing at the ridge.
The window framings are particularly noteworthy — they are decorated with intricately carved platbands featuring complex decorative elements, including stylized draperies and cornice-like structures above each window. Decorative pilasters with carved elements are positioned between the windows, creating a rhythmic articulation of the facade. The lower tier includes entrance groups with massive wooden doors, also decorated with panels and carvings.
The color scheme of the facade is traditional: a combination of subdued wall color with white decorative elements and a red roof. Such polychromy is characteristic of Russian provincial architecture of this period. Of particular note is the small tower or decorative element on the roof, executed in red-brown tones, which adds a vertical accent to the overall composition of the building.