The murals were restored, and missing elements of joinery replaced. Also, the entrance to the room was moved to its original position as this had been altered at some stage. The building's wooden screens and balconies were waterproofed and protected by tarring. All external brick construction was re-coated with lime plaster. Since its inauguration the house has been used to hold seminars, exhibitions, concerts and dinners, in both the salon and the mandara .
Work starts with the restoration of the building's stone basements.
Organizing the work, and more significantly, the delivery of materials caused much delay, so that the work did not resume normal speed until the start of 1988. Electric cabling installed. The second mission to restore the painted ceilings, which took one month. Final internal plastering. This cost per square meter is described as average for work of this kind.