Semi-State Rooms

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The Semi-State Rooms are a suite of richly decorated, 19th-century ceremonial apartments in Windsor Castle used by the British monarch for official entertaining.

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Semi-State Rooms canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial apartments
state rooms
tourist attraction
accessThrough visitor route of Windsor Castle State Apartments
architecturalStyle 19th-century interior decoration
Regency style
associatedWith Royal Collection
commissionedBy George IV
constructionPeriod early 19th century
containsRoom Blue Drawing Room
Crimson Drawing Room
Grand Reception Room
Green Drawing Room
Octagon Dining Room
linked to: Octagon Room

State Dining Room
White Drawing Room
ante-room to the Semi-State Rooms
country United Kingdom
damagedIn 1992 Windsor Castle fire
decoratedWith Old Master paintings
Sèvres porcelain
linked to: Sèvres

fine furniture
gilded plasterwork
rich textiles
decorativeStyle richly decorated
designedBy Jeffry Wyatville
function private apartments for George IV
governedBy Royal Collection Trust (public opening)
hasViewOf Windsor Castle gardens
heritageStatus part of a Grade I listed building
part of a Scheduled Monument
laterFunction semi-private ceremonial rooms
locatedIn Berkshire
Windsor
Windsor Castle
openToPublic seasonally
when the rooms are not in official use
ownedBy The Crown
linked to: the Crown
partOf Royal Collection interiors at Windsor Castle
Upper Ward of Windsor Castle
linked to: Windsor Castle
restorationSupervisedBy Royal Household
restoredIn 1990s
usedBy British monarch
King Charles III
Queen Elizabeth II
linked to: Elizabeth II
usedFor formal receptions
official entertaining
state occasions

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Windsor Castle hasPart Semi-State Rooms
Upper Ward hasPart Semi-State Rooms
Upper Ward of Windsor Castle contains Semi-State Rooms