When you look into the Klunk Room, you see a striking snapshot of the final decades of the 19th century. The room’s name derives from the period’s widespread “klunk” style, expressed through “klunker” – small balls of radially arranged wool threads with fringes and precisely executed tassels that hung from various furnishings and decorations. This style is characterized by textile-dominated spaces and overupholstery. The portraits, furniture, and decorative objects in the room all have a direct connection to this period at the castle—from the 1870s to around 1900.