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A two-story wooden building, identified as the "Lace House" or House of Shastin, located at Dekabrskikh Sobytiy Street, 10, in Irkutsk, Russia, is depicted under an overcast sky. The structure features a gabled roof and a facade constructed from horizontal wooden planks painted primarily in faded reddish-brown and pale pink hues, accented with extensive white, intricately carved wooden fretwork. The upper story includes a large bay window section with multiple panes and white cross-hatch dividers, where the phrase "Natural Stones" is reflected in pink cursive lettering. Below this, a white ornate balcony railing with a repeating S-curve design spans the facade. The ground floor features three distinct windows with white frames, some exhibiting internal cross-patterning. The main entrance is recessed beneath a pink-framed awning supported by two substantial pink-painted wooden columns with white diamond patterns. Above the entrance, a purple sign with white Cyrillic text reads "ТРАДИЦИОННАЯ КОМНАТА" (Traditional Room). Decorative white wooden carvings, including swirling motifs and circular spoke-like patterns, adorn the wall sections between and above the ground-floor windows and columns. A small red indicator light is visible to the left of the main entrance, and string lights are sparsely draped across the facade. The building rests on a paved pathway of rectangular tiles. A dark, possibly metal, gutter and downspout system is visible near the top left corner of the roofline. The overall impression is one of elaborate, traditional Siberian wooden architecture. No people are visible in the scene.
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