The First Floor contains the Library and Den, Tapestry Gallery, Music Room, Breakfast Room and Banquet Hall, Reception Hall, Salon, and Winter Garden.
The Den is a cozy-space with a large fireplace, and many plush chairs and loveseats. The room is not fully soundproofed, but the walls are thick enough to muffle most sounds to a dull murmur where they might be loud otherwise. The Library has wall-to-ceiling bookshelves on 3 sides, along with a large fireplace, and a spiral staircase at one end to lead to the second floor-level, where there is an indoor balcony. (The Library and Balcony borders suite 6 and guest room 3, on the second floor.)
The Tapestry Gallery is a long corridor with hanging tapestries reflecting scenes from all of space and time and existence. They seem to move out of the corner of one's eye, as if they were constantly changing and morphing. Staring too long may give one a headache.
The Music Room, Salon, and Breakfast Room are all adjoining and connected spaces designed for informal gatherings, but more formal than the Den. There are always snacks and light beverages available in the Breakfast Room, while the Salon offers a place to chat and relax. The music room itself has instruments available for those who wish to play, but also has light instrumental music of a pleasant ambiance playing at all times in the background.
The Banquet Hall is where formal meals are held, when all Champions eat together or if there is another occasion. It is a large room with seating-space for up to 20-30, in neutral colors and over-head lighting. When not used in full, the long table is often placed against the back wall and acts as a buffet area where food may be laid out.
The Winter Garden is a small room enclosed with glass doors and windows from floor to ceiling. Inside may be seen flowers and greenery of all nature and shape, some familiar and some not, to various champions. Often a light sprinkling of snow-flurries may be seen as well, catching the light.
The Reception Hall is a large spacious hall that may be used for a variety of purposes, most often to greet newcomers to the castle and guests.
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timeasmymeasure
First Floor--Editing still
Date: 2017-02-23 02:28 am (UTC)The Den is a cozy-space with a large fireplace, and many plush chairs and loveseats. The room is not fully soundproofed, but the walls are thick enough to muffle most sounds to a dull murmur where they might be loud otherwise.
The Library has wall-to-ceiling bookshelves on 3 sides, along with a large fireplace, and a spiral staircase at one end to lead to the second floor-level, where there is an indoor balcony. (The Library and Balcony borders suite 6 and guest room 3, on the second floor.)
The Tapestry Gallery is a long corridor with hanging tapestries reflecting scenes from all of space and time and existence. They seem to move out of the corner of one's eye, as if they were constantly changing and morphing. Staring too long may give one a headache.
The Music Room, Salon, and Breakfast Room are all adjoining and connected spaces designed for informal gatherings, but more formal than the Den. There are always snacks and light beverages available in the Breakfast Room, while the Salon offers a place to chat and relax. The music room itself has instruments available for those who wish to play, but also has light instrumental music of a pleasant ambiance playing at all times in the background.
The Banquet Hall is where formal meals are held, when all Champions eat together or if there is another occasion. It is a large room with seating-space for up to 20-30, in neutral colors and over-head lighting. When not used in full, the long table is often placed against the back wall and acts as a buffet area where food may be laid out.
The Winter Garden is a small room enclosed with glass doors and windows from floor to ceiling. Inside may be seen flowers and greenery of all nature and shape, some familiar and some not, to various champions. Often a light sprinkling of snow-flurries may be seen as well, catching the light.
The Reception Hall is a large spacious hall that may be used for a variety of purposes, most often to greet newcomers to the castle and guests.