With the widest views over the private garden, this room turns the life of the palace towards the outdoors. Blue-green undertones and enlarged details of a hunting scene and a forest landscape extend across the textile walls, where countryside scenes suggest a world beyond the city.

Contemporary works respond with curves, gentle contours and a lighter, more open
arrangement. The setting imagines an informal continuation of the gathering, with places to relax and enjoy the garden outlook.

Where the Study offers dark wood and strong, defined forms, the Garden Room finds its character in softness, daylight and openness. Its painted landscapes and garden views place two interpretations of nature in the same space, framing a quieter moment in the collector’s imagined day.