After his accession to the throne in 1840, exactly one hundred years after the beginning of the reign of Frederick the Great, the royal couple finally moved into the guestrooms in the "göttliche Sanssouci" (divine Sanssouci), as Frederick William called it. They retained the existing furniture and replaced missing pieces with furniture from the Frederician period.
Following his accession to the throne in 1840, exactly one hundred years after the start of Frederick the Great's reign, the royal couple moved into the guestrooms at Sanssouci, which Frederick William called "divine Sanssouci." They kept the existing furniture and replaced any missing pieces with furniture from the Frederician era.