Călineşti House, Maramureş, 1948
Călinești commune is located in the Maramureș Depression, on the Cosa Valley and the Valeni Valley respectively, being documented since 1381. The main occupations of the locals were the growth of animals (cows, sheep, buffaloes, horses), agriculture, but also the work in the forest (the settlement is in the neighborhood).
The traditional house of Ianovici Vasile, transferred from this locality in 2011, was built in 1948 by the local master Utan Gavril, helped by his sons Peter and Mihai. It is a construction of fir beams combined in "swallow tail" cheotors, being placed on a river stone base. On two of the sides, the house has a porch, called in the "Șatră" area, and in front of the entrance it has an elegant hexagonal form. The soles of the construction are made of oak, and the frame and the cover are made of softwood.
The house has four rooms: a central tent, a pantry in the extension of the tent (from where a wooden staircase leads to the bridge), the "clean" room (on the right) and the living room (on the left).
