The doors have a strong imprint, in high gloss treated dark Macassar Ebony. Their manufacture required consistent planning and execution skills: most of them have a curved architrave, with bevelled frames and glass. A particular feature is their fire resistance, in compliance with UK laws.

The wall panelling is out of a composition of tiles, parchment lined, with vertical and perimeter burnished brass trims. In the corridor Macassar Ebony panelling, frames and skirting. Some frames create backgrounds for the parchment tiles, others for the backlit decorative crystals.

The library bookcases feature matt white lacquered outer structure, chalk effect, while the internal bodies in dark Macassar Ebony with high gloss varnish treatment. The dining room is clad with Ebony panels, while the full height tableware cabinet doors are clad with bevelled mirrors.

The doors leading to the room are in dark Macassar Ebony treated in a high gloss finish. The wardrobes take up the same material and the trellis design embellish the bronze mirror doors. The master bed in South American Rosewood has a padded headboard upholstered in quilted silk. A hidden door, whose design integrates into the cabinet doors, grants access to the bathroom.

Bed and bedside tables bespoke in South American Rosewood, dark stained and treated with high gloss varnish. With tapered frames and custom bronze handles. The chalk-like varnished wardrobes complete the look of the room.

The wardrobe with integrated television is made of Macassar dark Ebony, treated open-grain glossy varnished, like an antique piece of furniture.

The room main character: full-height panelling made of black Macassar Ebony in a high gloss varnish, decorated with burnished brass trims and enriched with the application of silver leaf decorative mirrors. The Ebony panelling also covers entirely the windows intrados and incorporates the air conditioning system. The living room leads to the bedroom treated with dark-stained South American Rosewood, all bespoke.