Two separate chambers were provided in the finished parliamentary complex, the blue-benched rectangular House of Commons of Northern Ireland (green benches as at Westminster being considered inappropriate) and the red-benched smaller rectangular Senate of Northern Ireland. In the main hall, originally called the "Central Hall" but now known as the "Great Hall", a large gold-plated chandelier was hung. It was a gift from King George V and had originally hung in Windsor Castle, where it had been a gift from German "Kaiser" Wilhelm II. The "Kaiser"'s chandelier had been removed from Windsor and placed in storage during World War I. It was never hung in Windsor again.