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Wooden furniture and soft, natural colours give these rooms the feel of a farmhouse. The light is soft and indirect, with solid wooden pieces around the room. Each has its own decor and furniture arrangement within the historic building.

The bathroom includes a bathtub. In some rooms, the ceiling slopes with the roof; others have a more regular shape.

The sleeping area sits on a mezzanine beneath a pale sloping ceiling. Roof windows bring light across the bed, while a patterned armchair and round table occupy a corner beside the stair railing. Warm wooden handrails and dark upright balusters mark the edge of this upper space.

Below, a round pedestal table and woven-seat chairs stand near an arched glazed door. Patterned curtains frame the opening, with the staircase rising beside the sitting area. The bathroom lies under the eaves and includes a bathtub. This upper and lower arrangement gives the room its distinct shape within the historic house.

Oak parquet floors, wood panels and antique furniture give the historic layouts their character. Some have large beams above pale walls and a small sitting area. One room pairs a wing chair with a padded bench and round table. Another has two chairs with oval backs near the window, beside a wooden chest and tall mirror.

Other rooms are in the Pressoir and Pavilion, with different interiors and bathroom fittings. Historic rooms have shower cubicles and are reached by stairs. Some Pressoir and Pavilion layouts have walk-in showers and can be reached without steps.

The older rooms have wood floors, wall panels and antique furniture with a traditional Norman feel. Sleeping and sitting areas share the space, with chairs and small tables near the windows. The ceilings and woodwork differ between the farmhouse and Pressoir rooms.

Some have exposed beams and a broad wooden headboard. Others pair pale walls with padded seating, placing a bench or chair beside a low table. Shower fittings also vary between these layouts. In selected rooms, the shower has steam facilities.

Oak floors and wood panels set the tone in the historic rooms, alongside antique furniture. Each has a sitting corner, with chairs arranged to suit the shape of the room. Some lie under the attic eaves; others have taller walls and a more regular ceiling.

The Monet and Corot rooms have different layouts. In one, a padded bench and chairs stand by a window-side table with long patterned curtains. Another has a chair with an oval back beside a small round table. The pieces and the position of the sitting area vary between these individual rooms.

The bedroom includes a sitting corner, with layouts in the historic house and the Pressoir. Oak floors, wood panels and antique furniture form part of the older rooms. Some sit under attic roofs, while the Pressoir rooms have different bathroom designs and finishes.

One Pressoir bathroom has a white freestanding tub beside a window with a blind. A shelf set into the wall and dark fittings stand out against the pale walls. In another, a basin sits on a dark shelf under a lit rectangular mirror, with a beam above. The bathroom arrangement depends on the individual room.

The historic suites offer two distinct ways to use the space. One has an entrance area and sitting room beneath a cathedral ceiling, with beams overhead and windows on both sides. A Venetian glass chandelier hangs above the bedroom. Another separates the lounge from the sleeping room, with oak panelling and a white marble bathroom.

Other layouts in the Pressoir and Pavilion place the lounge beside the bedroom in an open arrangement. Roof beams and sloping ceilings frame some of these rooms. One pairs plaid seating with a broad wooden table; another has a freestanding tub beside the window.

In the Pressoir, the bedroom and lounge occupy separate rooms. Some layouts have wood panelling and diagonal beams along the ceiling, with broad windows set between thick timber frames. A glazed corner brings light into the bedroom, above a patterned wooden floor.

One lounge pairs plaid seating with a rectangular low table. In a bathroom arrangement beneath the sloping beams, an inset tub faces two vessel basins and a large mirror. A glass shower stands nearby, with a wooden bench against the pale floor. The beams continue down the walls around these fittings, giving the bathroom its angled shape.

On the third floor of the Pressoir, a large bedroom sits apart from the lounge and meeting area. Sloping mansard ceilings and exposed beams run through the interior, while broad windows face the Seine. A brick wall and flanking shelves frame one side of the lounge.

A tufted purple sofa and plaid armchair sit around a rectangular wooden table. Elsewhere, a round table with woven-backed chairs provides another place to sit by the window. The bathroom follows the roofline, with a dark wooden double vanity beneath the beams. Two basins rest on a pale veined surface, and box-shaped lights hang beside the mirrors.

A bedroom and separate lounge offer space to rest and spend time together. Rich fabrics, solid oak floors and wood-clad walls carry through the rooms. Antique furniture adds to the Pressoir's character, with the sitting area apart from the bed.

Some lounges have a fireplace, with plaid seats gathered around a low wooden table. Beams and panels follow the roof in some rooms, while broad windows let in light. Bathroom layouts differ too: one has an inset tub under sloping beams. Two basins face it, and a wooden bench stands nearby.