The carpet is a Wilton of rich warm shades, the grate is tiled with Dutch picture tilings, and real old-fashioned brass and irons give the spacious room a cozy appearance. Over the long Irish point lace curtains hangs a second curtain of dark green satin damask. Individual chairs are covered with satin brocatelle, and are rosewood in material. The music room, directly off the parlor, has a Steinway piano in it, and is delightfully arranged with sofas, music rack, Japanese screen, low tables, palms, etc. Easy chairs, a large open fireplace, whole shelves and book-cases full of books, a rare window view, and an interesting collection of pictures and photographs.
Turkish rugs cover the floor.
At the end of the main hallway, directly ahead of the entrance, is situated the dining room. The colour effect there is the most striking of all the rooms. It is crimson, with embossed mural coverings of a red tint shading to that rich colour. The carpet is crimson, and the furniture of massive light oak, the chairs covered with leather. The dining table is long, with snowy linen.