Libušín belongs to the set of the most famous Beskydy Art Nouveau folk buildings, which have become a symbol of Pustevny. They were built in the years of 1897–1899 according to the designs of the architect Dušan Samo Jurkovič and the builder Michal Urbánek from Vsetín.
The buildings were created with a vision to combine and mix various elements and motifs of mainly Wallachian and Slovak folk architecture.

After the burnout, the main goal of the client of the restoration project was to follow such architectural and technological procedures that will correspond to the period of its construction.

The whole building is built of logs (except the kitchen part). There was an effort to use as many of the original structures, techniques and methods as possible, following traditional handicrafts (such as beam hand-carving). All the works were under constant supervision of an expert.
It was necessary to add modern technologies for the safety reasons too. For example, new fire technologies were installed, so the chalet is now equipped with three automatic self-extinguishing systems.