The red and green of these flowers that evoke summer and the countryside are recalled in many details of this room including some iron works that represent poppies including the tip of the curtain made with a splendid sheet with embroidery and precious transparencies of a sheet from the grandmother of the founder of the agritourism...a fitting tribute to the precious artistic skills preserved above all in our rural areas. The "chippendale" style chest of drawers renewed in a delicate gray, the "industrial" containers and the tips of the external "smart" coat hangers complete the furnishings of the room in an original way, which has the amplitude to be accessible even to those with reduced mobility or, alternatively, it can accommodate an extra bed which is completed by a soft headboard added with it. The large bathroom with shower cubicle that opens like a book, flush with the floor, is consistent with the accessibility of the room. The smart TV is also here camouflaged by a picture of an author framed on the wall.