The livingroom has a peaked ceiling, held up by a central Ohia post. The floor is a patchwork of marble and granite samples. There is a cable television and a cable radio/CD player with an assortment of CDs. A squat little soap-stone and cast iron wood stove stands ready to warm the area, with a full stock of kindling and logs just outside, on the back porch.
This room has a Japanese motif, with a silk wedding kimono taking up one wall (not pictured), and old Japanese tonsus lining the others. There is large futon armchair with ottoman that folds down into a single bed, and a futon couch that folds out into a double bed. Under limited circumstances, and only when the other vacation houses are unavailable, The Maid's Quarter can accommodate additional people in this manner.
