 It opens into the "Salon d'Hercule" from the painting of "Hercules defeating the Hydra" that used to be featured on the chimneybreast, with sculptures by Guérin.In the end pavilion is a domed room articulated by therm figures, a precursor to the grand salon of Vaux-le-Vicomte.A small oval "cabinet", or private withdrawing room, the "Cabinet des Miroirs" bears a refined decor, and a parquet floor inlaid with pewter and bone.