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CHAMBERS

Chelsea's quarters were of course painted lime green, but not only that. There were actually a lot of colors; white, black, white golden and bronze. When one entered her chamber through the huge double-doors, one would immediately notice that the quarters were quite crammed. There was a cherry-wooden writing desk at one side of the room, with a comfortable chair behind it. There were a few chairs next to a simple fireplace, and a chaise lounge. There laid trinkets through out the whole room; crumpled papers, old sketches, things bought to be forgotten within the year. There was a small table, between the chairs, fairly clean, just as the desk. There were a few chaotic bookcases filled with books and other junk. There were also a few beanbags placed in a corner, with other tables. Upon one table, there was a vase with various types of incense and an incense burner. There was a door in the Eastern and Western wall.

If one took the more simple door on the Western side, one would find themselves in the bathroom. There was a huge built-in bath in the north-western corner, and a rack with various scented oils placed next to it. There was also a sink of marble stretching out the eastern wall of the wall. Mosaic decorated all four walls, in a marine like theme. There you could see Scylla and Charybdis fighting, there various sirens, between the mirrors above the sink there was mermaids hiding themselves and shells decorated the doorpost. Mirrors were also placed on the ceiling, and between those some lines. They were covered in fabrics of various colors for a nice and soothing effect. There were various perfumes placed upon the counter, along with a few make-up items.

If you had taken the eastern door instead, you would have found yourself in the bedroom. Windows stretched across the northern wall, facing the woods and hills between the manor and the capital of England. There were slightly darker green curtains, made of the finest brocade one would have found over a century ago, still preserved. There was a huge canopy bed with lime green canopies and rope colored like gold tying the canopies back for now. There were various candelabras, with half burnt candles upon them. The ceiling was painted with beautiful fresco's, showing nature's finest. The bed room was quite clean, with here and there a book. One of the windows was expanded to make place of for a windowsill to sit on, with a few comfy pillows.

There was a pair of double doors there, leading to a step that was at least two meter long. You could step down again, and flick the light switch to show the walk-in closet. The clothes were arranged in the following system; was it an uniform, formal wear, leisure wear or different? And which color? How big.

You could count a part of the hallway to her quarters too; one of the smaller corridors leading to an almost hidden stairway curling up a pole is the gangway to the studio of the lady of the house. It smells like paint there, with various canvas paintings covered by fabrics, here and there a finished or an unfinished one on an easel. There was a huge cabinet with colors arranged upon their color family. There was also a smaller cabinet with various used brushes. One just had to pull a piece of fabric away to reveal the sunlight to the studio, as the whole wall of the attic was changed to various windows.

Conclusion; these rooms smell like the rich.