Rugs were hand-crafted in England, with newer carpets handmade in Oklahoma City by a decorator. Each room in the house has a slightly different theme and sconces match the fixtures in design. Door sills are of brass, guttering outside is solid copper. Even inside doors of the house are extra thick and walls, constructed of hollow tile, brick and plaster, are 15 inches thick, reinforced with steel bracing in some places. The Moorish woodwork is black walnut and carries out the theme of roses carved in door frames and on ceiling tiles.
Most window sills are of imported marble.
Brightly colored ceramic tile was used in the kitchen and baths. The house boasts eight fireplaces, but all are gas powered. Windows in the living room are two stories high and are draped in pale green. A visitor's eyes are immediately drawn to the enormous brass chandelier set in the two-story cathedral ceiling. The entry door faces a working fountain, set into the wall and framed by Italian tile.