To reach the dining room we lower our heads and cross a threshold cutting through the thick, old walls. We discover an impressive fireplace with a 7 metre chimney. There is also a striking abstract painting by a Syrian artist who employed hot red hues to give balance to the heights of the room. An acanthus-leaf, wrought-iron chandelier also adorns this wonderful space and hangs above a great rustic farm table. Louis XVI chairs and armchairs redecorated with black lacquer paint and orange-hued velvet stand ready to receive up to twelve guests.