The original glazed tile stoves with the medallions or cartouches have been preserved in the rooms. The knobs remained unchanged on all stoves. This is a wonderful creation of the masters. The grass and flowers are distinguished here. You can also see a female head image.
The medallion with the image of the hunting and fishing trophies is in the living room. Apparently the owner of the house was an avid hunter. There are three stoves in the house, but each of them heats two rooms. What’s interesting, the furnace units are located in the passages. The stucco moldings and the ceiling roses as well as the floors and stoves have been preserved since the construction of the house.
The oak leaves are the elements of the stucco molding. There are the intricate curls of bindweed and flowers in the ceiling roses. We can see such decorative elements in each of the rooms. The House of Morozov itself, miraculously surviving from the radical alterations, has retained its face and its history, and it is ready to share this with you.