This charming wooden mansion is an excellent example of Russian dacha architecture, combining elements of Art Nouveau and traditional wooden craftsmanship. The building is painted in a soft turquoise color, creating a striking contrast with the snow-white carved decorative elements.
The facade is richly adorned with intricate wooden filigree work, characteristic of Russian wooden Art Nouveau from the early 20th century. Particularly noteworthy are the decorative window frames with their sophisticated ornaments and lace-like borders. The windows on the second floor feature semicircular tops, giving the building a festive, elegant appearance.
The architectural composition is enhanced by two spacious verandas with balustrades, positioned one above the other. The carved columns and openwork pediments of the verandas create an effect of airiness and lightness. The roof has a complex structure with a decorative finishing in the form of a small tower.
The house is set on a stone foundation, typical for dacha constructions of that period. The surrounding landscape with blooming poppies in the foreground emphasizes the idyllic character of this architectural work, harmoniously integrated into its natural environment.