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In Kiev on the street of Rainbow pensioner Vladimir Chaika has transformed the entrance of a house in a real Museum! The walls along the stairs for two floors it is decorated with wonderful stucco and portraits of women from the middle ages and even painted a mural with palm trees in the span between floors under the window.

Now three floors are more reminiscent of Versailles or the Hermitage.

"We came to this house call to the patient, and was just taken aback by this beauty. Is a local resident already retired and not to sit idly decided to do so, decided unusual to decorate the space of the house where. According to local residents, a pensioner's hobby is to make different moldings, and he does it not for commercial purposes, and just to make it pleasant to live. He decorated the three floors, where he lives, and another two floors – the upper and lower", – told the "Today" doctor Layma Gaydar.

Unusually there is even adorned with Elevator, next to which there is a mirror. In the entrance there is the light and burn all the bulbs. In social networks the work of a pensioner criticize, write it a La "pshonka-style". But most people work is evaluated positively. "This is much better than the peeling walls and corners that serve as dens for drug addicts and toilets for ill-mannered youth", – says Olga from Kiev, Lastovecka.

"A mate of mine did his floor)) you should have seen him chasing smokers, the fellow under two meters tall ))," – says a resident of Kiev, Ivan Khodakovsky, adding that it was done by the father of his friend.

"Papa is just in love with architecture and painting. This is all the work of his hands and he made all the beauty not for one day a year. It took years of hard work. I even helped him a little. What is depicted in the photo that hit social network is only a small part of the beauty" – tells us Andrew, the son of a pensioner who turned an ordinary entrance to a very beautiful place.

According to Andrew, his father 65 years and the transformation of the entrance into the tale, it took a few years. "Dad's a historian by training, and he really likes the period of XVII-XVIII centuries, he had found a photo of the ladies of the XVIII century, and we have them printed in large format for pictures in the front" – tells us Andrew.

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