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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.

Entering the living room, guests get a glimpse of Hannibal's predatory pathos. Unlike the rest of the homestead, the main quarters consist of various green pallets, from olive wallpaper and emerald furnishings. Cobalt panels are replaced with natural wood tones of charred oak and chestnut. No other room has as many taxidermy mounts, skulls, and various horns. Designed for the dark desire to control nature, it is cluttered with a wide range of living fern and dead fauna. Notable furnishing consists of an office desk, a simple yet elegant settee, a vintage vinyl table, and an imported piano from Lithuania.

Upon entering the foyer, guests are greeted with a warm, low-lit waiting room with a built-in fireplace to complement the career of psychologist Dr. Hannibal Lecter. Zebrawood walls are trimmed with a generic cobalt-colored geometric pattern and serve as the main design throughout most of the homestead. The floor, however, is far more complex in its geometry, crafted of dolomite and gabbro flatstone. To contrast the calm colors of cobalt and gentle greys, gold frames anchor around the chamber with an array of artwork, as well as accentuate the floor with complimenting Persian rug.

Inspired by French-Masonic architecture from the early 18th century, this charming three-story chateau is constructed with French-grey sandstone and complimented with crimson tones from the morning-rose concrete roof tile as well as cherry-stained windowpanes and accented portico leading up to the front door.