Shringar Kaksh, the dressing room consisted of the Manjusha (wooden trunks) with fineries which the ladies wore. The women residents of Mewar Havelies and Royal Household wore colourful and designs in different seasons . They wore phagniya in the month fagun (February- March) and Lahariya in the month of Shrawan (July-August). The room had jewellery boxes and various metal boxes consisting of valuable and rare ornaments. After dressing-up the ladies applied perfumes from the itra-daan exhibited in the room. Perfumes were mainly the extracts of roses, jasmines, sandalwood etc.

The bedroom was arranged in such a fashion that the ladies could be comfortable in all seasons. In summers, the cloth ceiling fans were pulled by the maids to fan the residents. In winters, the room was heated by placing Sigdies (metal hearths) in it. The decor of the room was according to the taste of the Royal lady. The room had a Dholia (bed) with mattress, quilt, pillows, hand fans etc. It also had drinking water arrangement, wooden trunks for clothes and footwear etc.

The residents of Havelies and Royal households were the great patrons of art and were passionately involved in it. In consonance with this tradition, every Haveli had a music and study room. This indicated the inclinations of the occupants towards music and literature. This room was an institution in itself, where ladies of the Haveli learned music, studied literature and scriptures. These rooms were equipped with musical instruments like sarangi, nagada, shehnai,  dholak,  flute,  change etc.