Dragestilvilla is a historic building that represents dragon style, an architectural style that originated in Norway at the end of the 19th century. The style is characterized by detailed wood carvings, spires and ornaments that draw inspiration from Norwegian folklore and medieval buildings. The building is an example of how traditional Norwegian elements were combined with neo-romantic features, which was typical for this period.
The villa is known for its characteristic design and artistic details, which give an insight into the cultural and historical context from the time it was built. Dragestilvilla is not only an architectural landmark, but also a symbol of the national identity that was emphasized in Norway in the 19th century. The building has been preserved as part of Oslo's cultural heritage and attracts visitors interested in Norwegian history and architecture.