These two rooms were richly furnished with beautiful pieces culled from the rare old furniture of the chateau.

The salon, hung with blue and white damask, formerly the curtains of the state-bed, was draped with ample portieres and window curtains lined with white silk.
Pictures, evidently from old panels, plant-stands, various pretty articles of modern upholstery, handsome lamps, and a rare old cut-glass chandelier, gave a grandiose appearance to the room.

The carpet was a Persian rug.

The boudoir, wholly modern, and furnished entirely after Madame Moreau's own taste, was arranged in imitation of a tent, with ropes of blue silk on a gray background.

The classic divan was there, of course, with its pillows and footstools.