The hall is entirely covered with wonderful completely decorated ceiling with a dome of engraved wood at its centre. Despite the classic design of this place, it has several distinguished features, first the way of carving that shows the magnificence of wood-engraving art. The gate of this hall was designed to face a breezy corner that would carry gentle air blowing inside the hall, in order to create a comfortable climate, the thing deemed to be the second distinguished feature in this wonderful place. The little private bathroom, anyway, is the third unique aspect of that splendid house, as there is no way to reach the bathroom except through reception hall. This consists of two small rooms, each covered with a flat dome with stars on, all of which are filled with coloured glasses.
Wooden windows are here and there around.
There is also another hall, which is relatively small and more simple, as it occupies the eastern side of that hall which derives sunlight through double-face arabesque window. As fate would have it, the House of Ibrahim Al-Senari was a mecca for scientists, scholars and intellectuals, hence they managed to keep the name of this house alive. In December 1994, an agreement to determine the contribution of each party and to embody the mutual desire to restore and refurbish this monument to be inaugurated in 1998, was concluded. Before embarking on the restoration of this building, there were fundamental problems that remain unsolved, including the hazardous water leakage, threatening the pillars of that house whose site is below the regular level of the street. The idea of keeping the house in isolation through lowering water level has emerged.