Genieve's house
For an inhabited house, this place lacks personality.
Everything is reasonably tidy and there is not an object that doesn't serve to a specific purpose. Not even a picture on the wall, or an old magazine resting on a bed table.
The living room's furniture is seldon yet confortable. The kitchen is particularly clean and everything seems to be organized in a practical design. It's hard to believe that the bathroom belongs to an elegant lady like Genieve, since it has just the most basic products.
The backyard is a little out of control, but not so much that it seems abandoned.
In regulara circumsntances, the only room that it's a bit more lively is the study, always brimming with books and notes. There is usually a tea set or forgoten plates on the coffee table, some kind of music that may give the place an otherwordly atmosphere when combined with the morning light. That has not changed, but it feels a little at the time, due to the addition of a sofa bed.
Next to the study, the usually lifeless bedroom is currently the coziest room, if a little disorganized. The guest is not especially caotic, but keeps more personal items in this room that the owner uses to.
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