The tapestry room is empty save for a plush carpet underfoot and a large tapestry which hangs across the entire length of one wall which depicts wood nymphs celebrating and frolicking in a beautiful forest. Every time you look at the tapestry it seems there's something else to notice - is that a tadfoal peeking out of the pond? Do you see the anti-gravity tree? There is also of course, the lovely lilting dulcet sound of singing wood nymphs which makes quite a lovely ambient sound for those who might like to use this as a study or meditation space.

The tapestry is animated and it takes over an hour for the entire scene to run to completion. In the daylight it simply resets to the beginning of the celebration, but unfortunately if you happen to be observing the tapestry at night you will find that the true end of the scene is a grisly one, the wood nymphs are attacked by Tarasque - a mythical French hybrid-dragon creature, which tears many of the wood nymphs limb from limb while the others flee in fear, their screams echoing around the room until finally there is silence.... and the tapestry resets itself once more.