An intimate interior of Schönbrunn Palace that served as the former private study of Empress Maria Theresa. The interior design follows the contemporary Chinoiserie taste and is characterized by blue-and-white polychrome wooden frame panels reminiscent of porcelain. Despite the name Porzellanzimmer (Porcelain Room), the decor is not made of real porcelain but of carved and hand-painted wood, representing a high-quality imitation of porcelain and lending the room its elegant, unique character.

Restoration measures: Multi-stage cleaning, conservation, and structural consolidation of the wall paneling and frames. Removal of earlier, non-original fillings and inauthentic overpaintings, as well as extensive formal additions and reconstructions on the polychrome wooden elements. Finally, a finely tuned retouching was carried out to restore the visual unity of the porcelain imitation.