 Another spectacular room was the State Bedroom, with blue and white furnishings, a Gobelin tapestry ("The Village Feast"), and a ceiling in blue and gilt.In 1816, the socialite Frances Calvert visited and commented that Cassiobury was "a very pretty house, and more full of comforts, curiosities and pretty things than any house I ever saw", and that the flower gardens were the "most complete in England".Humphry Repton was commissioned to landscape the park.