Dining Room

   Continuing back to cobalt blue walls, gentle grays are replaced with dark wood tones to provide a warm, calm atmosphere for the many guests who attend Hannibal's weekly private dinner parties. Along the left wall is a fireplace, with a living half-wall filled with various indoor-grown herbs to the right. A long table serves as the centerpiece, seating ten beneath a French Gothic chandelier. At the back, two double doors lead into a connected conservatory. It is one of the few rooms to have hardwood flooring, inspired by a stage from a theatre, with the kitchen serving as the backroom of his sadistic secrets.