The King’s Study at Versailles is a private room located in the King’s Wing of the palace. It was originally used as an office and workspace for Louis XIV, but has since been used by other monarchs such as Louis XV, Louis XVI and Napoleon I. The study is decorated with rich fabrics and furniture from the era, including a large desk with secret drawers and an impressive gilded chandelier. The walls are adorned with paintings depicting famous battles fought by French kings throughout history. Today, visitors can take guided tours of the King’s Study to learn more about its historical significance and unique furnishings.