The Salon de Vénus is a room located in the Palace of Versailles in France. It was originally used as a study by Louis XIV, and later transformed into a private salon for the court ladies to enjoy music, conversation, and other entertainments. The walls are decorated with paintings depicting scenes from classical mythology, including Venus, the goddess of love. The furniture includes an ornate gilded bed and chairs upholstered in rich fabrics such as velvet and silk. There is also an exquisite marble fireplace adorned with sculptures of Cupid and Psyche. The Salon de Vénus serves as a reminder of the opulence of Versailles during its heyday.