The design’s centerpiece is the four poster bed. Both it and the window treatment fabric reflect the furniture, with a soft gold lining in the drapes and aqua and gold embroidered cushions on the bed. Chinese toile wallpaper in soft aqua and silver unite the room’s features. A Chinese lacquer wedding chest hides the television in an alcove opposite the bed. There are two wing chairs by the window.
The dressing room has curtains made of the same aqua damask fabric used in the bedroom and sitting room. The furniture is bespoke: the dressing table features the same finish as the bed, and the gothic wardrobe is finished in paint of cream and yellow with gilt detailing.
The stand-alone bath is in the middle of the room. In the middle are two basins with mirrors and lighting. The separate shower room – consisting of his-and-her showers – boasts marble graces on the floors and the walls, and on the floor and walls of the shower; mosaic slips in the floor; and wells that provide detailing.
Dromoland Castle, located in Newmarket-on-Fergus, County Clare, was built in the 16th century. Set on the shores of Lough Dromoland, it is surrounded by over 410 acres of scenery, including a championship parkland golf course. The castle has 99 guestrooms, Dromoland Castle Golf and Country Club, a spa, and traditional outdoor recreational opportunities.
