#811. Traditional Russian wooden house with carved facade in terem style

The image showcases a remarkable example of traditional Russian wooden architecture with rich carving, known as "wooden lace." This is a single-family house executed in a style reminiscent of a Russian terem (traditional wooden palace).

The building's facade demonstrates exceptional wood carving craftsmanship. Particularly striking is the upper part of the structure with its characteristic curved roof adorned with openwork eaves decorations. The central gable is designed in a triangular form with a decorative carved element. The lower part of the facade is richly decorated with intricately carved window frames and filigree patterns forming complex ornamental compositions.

The structure has an asymmetrical composition with a protruding porch supported by carved columns. Elegant wooden panels form the base of the facade, while meticulously detailed ornaments create contrast between the dark brown carvings and the lighter wood background. The roof has several slopes of varying heights, giving the building a dynamic silhouette.

Notable are the decorative elements executed in traditional motifs of Russian folk art — floral ornaments, geometric patterns, and symbolic imagery. The house rests on a stone foundation, creating a distinct contrast with the wooden construction of the upper part.