Green Dining Room of the Catherine Palace

The Green Dining Room in the Catherine Palace in the town of Pushkin is the first hall of the enfilade of the Imperial private apartments in the northern part of the building, designed by architect Charles Cameron. In 1855, based on a design by A. I. Stackenschneider, a painting by A. Canoppi titled "The Triumph of Bacchus" was installed in the center of the ceiling, framed by gilded stucco ornaments. After the fire of 1820, the stucco wall decor was recreated by master Zakolupin, sculptor F. Triscorni restored the fireplace, and the parquet floor was laid anew. The current interior decoration is complemented by chairs, a bronze fireplace grate, and fixtures made according to Cameron's drawings specifically for this interior.