Bright colored stylized floral designs on stark white walls are typical of the Kalocsa region on Hungary where entire houses are often decorated with these motifs based on embroidery patterns which represent the spectrum of local garden flowers.
Interior wood is oak, reflecting the strength and endurance of the Hungarian people.
These portals, found in rural regions of Transylvania inhabited by Szekely Hungarians, guard the entrance to each family's land and are a visual extension of the owner's personality as well as a guard against evil spirits. Traditional Magyar words carved over the gate read. Carved wooden columns interpret grave markers of ancient Hungary, while the wooden bench area is reminiscent of a rural church. A mural, which covers one of the entire walls of the room, reflects the 1000 year old history of Hungary from the time the Magyars occupied the land through today. The mural emphasizes freedom and depicts historical events as well as famous Hungarian statesmen, artists, musicians, and scientists.