In a village near Minsk, there are houses that look like real works of art PHOTOS
In the village of Vishneuka near Minsk, there are two unusually decorated wooden houses. One of them is transformed into a unique large mosaic made of colorful plastic bottle caps, the second is adorned with carved birds and wooden patterns, writes pristalica.by.
The first house is located on Tsentralnaya Street. From afar, it seems that its facade is simply painted with bright ornaments, but up close, it is visible that almost all images are made from ordinary plastic bottle caps.
The caps are used not only on one side of the house. They frame the windows, form patterns on the corners of the building, and extend along the cornice.
Among the ornaments, one can see entire compositions and characters. Above the cornice, a bird family has settled — a rooster, hens, and chicks. Below are images of an ant and a snail, as well as trees and flowers. On the other side of the house, one can observe bears, butterflies, and a cartoon crow.
The fence is also unusually decorated. Images of a dog, a cat, ducks, and other characters are made on the wooden panels. Individual panels resemble exhibits of a small street gallery.
Local residents said that an artist was the author of this decoration. Now the house has different owners, as the previous owner sold it, but the decoration she created has been preserved.
The second unusual house is located on the neighboring Sluzhbovaya Street. The building stands on a corner, so it is clearly visible even from the R-23 road.
Unlike the first house, there are no bright caps and a large number of different characters here. The house has a turquoise wooden facade with white carved elements. The windows particularly stand out: above them are two white birds, and the window frame itself is complemented by decorative wooden details. On the gable, the street name — «Sluzhebny» — is laid out in wooden letters.
In front of the house stands a blue fence, decorated with large white birds in the same style. The carved elements transform an ordinary fence into an extension of the house's decoration.
Such decoration is linked to the tradition of decoratively adorning wooden houses, where special attention was paid to windows, gables, and other facade elements.
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