 The Blue Drawing Room is dominated by the elaborate painted ceiling depicting " The Triumph of Bacchus and Ariadne " ( illustrated left ) . This room houses a plaster statuette of the Venus de ' Medici and marks the 2nd Baronet 's risqué devotion to that goddess of love . The room has walls of blue flock , applied in the 1850s and later renewed , bearing paintings from various Italian schools of the 17th century . The Red Drawing Room is lined in crimson silk and is furnished with marquetry commodes . 
