Room 37 In this high room we find one Ms. Tosaku Amani. Large and spacious the room is, as are most of the other apartments within the building, but hers has been worked on extensively. Her father's bundles of money worked to create a maze of hallways and rooms. No excess junk litters her living space, but it has a definite air of being inhabited by the many personal things that are scattered about. Furniture is low-slung with low tables as in the Japanese style of decoration. Her fabric furnitures are a deep red that contrast well with the rich creme color that covers the vertical surfaces of the rooms. Walls are decorated with autographed pictures of the many stars and starlets she has met in her travels, photos of her mother abound on the flat surfaces in the rooms. Dim lighting gives a soft glow that allows sight throughout the place. Traditional silk Oriental screens make up doors to a majority of the rooms. The atmosphere is very private, very intact, very feminine, leaving one to wonder whether the rooms have ever felt the presence of a man, or even another human. All in all, a very lovely, muted, undisturbed home for a the very lovely, innocent young woman.
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Room 25 Room 25, on the seventh floor, where one Stryker Kontis cares to live, is, by no means, an exception [well, technically, by some means perhaps it is. He has one bedroom and bathroom severed from the main room] to the house. A rather large area for just one bachelor the place reeks of the common things one would expect the masculine race to fill their living space with. Large, bulky furniture makes a pathetic attempt to make the place feel ‘warm’ and a little less ‘bare’ with a rather large telly the center of the great room. Photographs of family are few on the walls, but the images that are have been framed and taken care of dearly. The space has white walls and wood floors have been recently installed. The place remains rather chilly, and has yet to be rid of it’s echo. Boxes of his belongings are still littered about, despite the fact he has been in the place for a good while now… The balcony, providing a view of other housing and streets, has hardly been taken advantage of, seemingly the only thing the man has used in the pad, really, is the bedroom which has sported plenty of women. The large bed marks the bedroom, with a large walk in closest housing all his clothes simply fantastic. The one bathroom in the place sports a glass walk-in shower. The general style of the place that of the building… clean and pristine. He has yet to leave his mark on his living quarters, and though ‘fresh’ could describe the place, ‘empty’ is clawing it’s way closer and closer. Despite the plentiful traffic of women in and out of the place.
Room 19 The rather oddball goofball weirdball known as Elijah Lucas Hathorne has taken up resident in room 19, fifth floor. His pad is rather messy with plates of food being left out for a few days on end there is a distinct wonder if a woman has ever graced these scared halls or if manhood has run wild. It is amazing that he has yet to have an infestation of nats or bugs or anything of the like because of his habits to leave food unattended and things unclean but, such a clean building… His room is rather cluttered, which goes to say much considering his is a straight up studio, with there being few ‘distinct’ sealing off of rooms other then the beloved bathroom. The kitchen and living room or rather spacious and one with each other, with but a bar separating them distinctly. The bedroom, again, open, has only one wall and a partial wall blocking it off from the rest of the living space. The massive bed is often unmade and clothes strewn here and there. Order to the chaos is hard to find - one is simply certain that Elijah just spends hours surfing through all the crap he has thrown about to find that one, particular thing. His bathroom is littered with empty, full, and half full cans of axe, deodorant, shaving cream and other manly man items one would find in their bathroom. In short, the place is your standard, run of the mill, messy guy’s pig sty. But doesn’t his cuteness make up for it?
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Room 15 Room fifteen houses the one and only Tyler Melae. Being that she lives alone she really doesn't need the biggest apartment but it is still quite roomy. It has an overall open air feel, the white curtains are open whenever she is home to let in the sunshine. All the walls are white as well, except for one in her room where the wall behind her headboard was painted black and newspapers act as a wallpaper. She is a clean freak to say the least, but her bedroom clothes thrown about at all times; even in this mess there is a system. All the floors in the apartment are wood and are, as was previously stated, free of clutter. The apartment is rather simple but there are touches here and there that give it life. The living room, kitchen, and computer area are all in the same room. It isn't necessarily a studio but all three of those normally seperate rooms are in one very large space instead. The kitchen is almost always stocked with yogurt, top ramen, and food of all sorts. People always seem to be in and out of the apartment, and a few people have all the necessary keys to unlock the five locks on the front door. Oh yes, Ty is a bit paranoid after the sun goes down, but when has that ever stopped someone from hanging out with the girl? Never.
Room 13 Apartment 13 is the home of Alice Edwards. She has taken care in the decor in her largely open plan area. Her staircase leads up to a small converted loft, which is her art studio. Other than that, she hasone bedroom, a kitchen and an open plan area with seating. She lives there with her three kittens and two pet doves, very happy. The colors are mainly soft blue and white, with various twisted branches and animal skulls making it rather more interesting. Alice adores her apartment, and spends much time there. Candles line surfaces and stairs, adding atmosphere. Clothes are put away and most thinsg are neat, although her studio is quite the opposite. There are often parties at this girl's house, but more sophisticated ones, where her rooms survive.
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