Travel a hundred years back in time to where you can almost hear the gentle laughter of the ladies and glimpse their fine hats. This small and lovely salon is enchanting – shades of red, marvellous rosebushes on wall paintings, an old harpsichord and creaking parquet. A room filled with secret stories…

Once you have experienced the elegance of the Green Salon, you will never forget it. The most skilful craftsmen have done their work with love and care. Exquisite ceiling paintings, a gorgeous chandelier, century-old parquet, a white tile stove built by potters from Riga, and, of course, those loveliest of hand-embroidered silk curtains moving gently in the wind… The Green Salon is surprisingly suitable for different occasions – it is right for festive meals, conferences, wedding ceremonies, concerts, receptions, or, why not, just for sitting and enjoying a cup of coffee.

There are three dining halls in the right wing of the villa and the Blue Dining Hall is the most spacious of them, home to the moss green tile stove which so neatly matches the dark blue walls of the room. The lights of the chandelier reflect from the mirror-like doors of the stylish pear tree cupboard which glows like amber, while green ivy vines on white porcelain, and dignified tableware on a white rose-patterned tablecloth wait for a dinner to start. Fourty guests, and sometimes even more, can be seated on these chairs covered in blue velvet.

This is one of the two smaller dining halls, often chosen for its more private atmosphere. This room will seat up to 16 people to dinner at a long table.