cabins

Curious if anyone has an idea as to how the officer cabins were furnished on Titanic or any WSL ship for that matter? Did the officers have separate linens, or did they use linens similar to the PAX cabins? I'm particularly interested in blankets. Thanks, Andrew Hochhaus

Is there any evidence relating to the size of the officer's cabins. I understand that Wilde and Murdoch would have a larger cabin than Moody, etc. but how big were they in general if anyone could tell me. Compared to the passengers and other crew cabins? Tell me in metres if you can, if not...

Were the 3rd class cabins located aft on the starboard side some of the first sections of the ship to flood? What exact deck level was torn open by the iceberg, was it Orlop deck or G deck? And if yes, how long did it take the water to reach the cabins above?

Was not the cabin B60 decorated in georgian style ? I believed that yes and I was completely sure. Now, I am confused. Please, help me

https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/lucile.html

So apparently, it was done in the Louis XV style. What would this cabin have looked like? Not like the Lounge, I'm assuming.

I'm hoping someone such as Daniel Kilstorner can help me on this one. ;) In the 1st Class simple style staterooms, there appears to be, in some photographs, linoleum parquet flooring. The pattern is more of a herringbone appearance. Does anyone know when this was in place from? Was it in...

On page 130 of Titanic: Triumph and Tragedy there's a picture of a Louis Seize C-deck stateroom on the Olympic. I know that there were portholes on this deck, but in this stateroom it's disguised as a window. Was the window on a hinge or something? Could the porthole behind it be opened?

On the deck plans, you can see the rows of B-deck suites between the Forward and Aft staircases. The suites all have a smaller room adjacent. These rooms alternate between being a bathroom or a cabin. My question: Were these smaller rooms period suites, or were they of the plainer brand of...

I've been going over the Lusitania and Mauretania photographs in Mark Warren's books and it seems while the Saloon Class public rooms with large and spacious, the cabins were AWFUL! Even Second Cabin passengers had more room to move around in their staterooms. The ceilings seem so low and the...

Heres my color rendering of the one of the 'Old Dutch' styled staterooms on the Titanic. Are the colors correct? rednight94.deviantart.com/#/d384yjr

At the beginning of the film, when Jack and Fabrizio are looking for their cabin, Jack says "G 60, oh right here". Being single men, of course I do not know about the Swedish guys Jack won the tickets from, but they probably were single, they would have stayed somewhere forward. There were no...

Hello I made collage with photos of Titanic (and probably some Olympic)staterooms. Could you, please, tell me, what styles are these cabins decorated in? I: is this Queen Anne style? II: Is this Empire style? III: ...? IV: ...? V: ...? VI: ...? VII: ...? VIII: is this Regency style? IX: ...

Hello, I hoped someone might be able to help me with something I'm researching. I've been trying to find out what a passenger would have paid for a trans-Atlantic voyage in first class on the Normandie. It would be great to find out the price for her maiden voyage even. I'm trying to...

Not in general (i.e. most third class passengers), more like specific names of passengers who died in their cabins. I understand it's difficult to say who definitely died in their cabin, but any info would help.

Hello to all, again. I was wondering if there were any records as to which cabin Frankie Goldsmith and his mother might have been staying in. I know that he was Third Class, and that he and his mother would have likely been sequestered from Frankie's father, Thomas Rush, and their other...

Watch the beginning of this video, at 00:56 it shows them building a copy of stateroom B-38, but this was never used in the movie. Can someone give me their thoughts or an explanation?

Hi. Tried to look around, but I have not found any lists where you can see what cabins the passengers on the Andrea Doria had. Any tips?

We are planing to build a full size replica of a first class stateroom in our basement. Any ideas as where to get items like lighting, wallpaper, carpet, etc.? Any rooms you think would be best to remake?

I know there were quite a few second class cabins on the Titanic. However, I am interested mainly in the D-deck second class cabins. I have an image I found concerning such a cabin. However, I wanted to know if the cabins on D-deck looked similar to the photo I've included. Any...