The Salon de l’Oeil de Boeuf is a ceremonial room located in the Palace of Versailles, France. It was originally built for Louis XIV as an antechamber to his private apartments and named after the bull’s eye window at its center. The salon is rectangular in shape with marble floors, white and gold walls decorated with paintings from the 17th century, and ornate furniture that includes two large armchairs upholstered in red velvet. Its main purpose was for hosting audiences for the King where he could receive guests or discuss matters of state. Today it serves as a museum dedicated to celebrating French culture through art, music, and theater performances.