Entering the apartment of Wendy Earhart and Dakota Kerelton, one would see an open living room. A dove grey carpet covered the whole floor of the living area except for a spot where there was a wooden floor near the bar that divided the kitchen and living area. Four stools sat at the bar so that you could eat at the bar if you wished. A leaf green colored couch set in the middle of the room, a wooden coffee table set directly in front of it. Two small side tables resided on each side of the couch as well. A few cloth bean bags were neatly set against the walls so when there weren't guests the floor was nice and roomy.
A large window took up most of the wall space on one of the walls to the left in the living room. The window was large enough to where when it was a sunny day, the room didn't need to use the light bulbs. Walking inside you could see that their television had been centered against the wall with a bookshelf set on either side evenly. Here would be educational books as well as magazines for light reading. Some movies and video games were put along the bottom shelves. The walls were coated in a lively yellow color, bringing the room to life in the natural light.
The room connected to the living room, walking through the doorway you would find yourself in a somewhat cluttered room with tree brown walls. A deep blue carpet covered her floor. The bed pushed to the far corner was one of the first things that you notice. A light grey comforter slightly thrown onto the bed, still not completely made. A wooden night stand beside it with a light sitting on top for night reading. The wall opposite the bed by the door had two desks. One was cleared, give a few pens and papers on the top. The one next to it had books stacked on top of one another, bookmarks sticking out of them to mark interesting points. A wheeled chair sat between the two so that she could move between them with ease.
Behind the door against the wall was her bookshelf stuffed with books on lore and legends on family curses and different toxins and poisons in nature and in the man made world. Though some lighter reading and school books were also on the shelves in the bookcase. A few lizard plushies scattered about that area. The last corner was occupied by a pile of three beanbag chairs. They're easier to shove in a corner than normal chairs and she liked that. She had dark brown curtains for when she wanted the light blocked out of her room. Different stickers of peace signs and yin-yang symbols placed through out her room on the doors, windows and walls. Under her bed was a box that had some pictures of her family members and an assortment of good luck charms from various cultures.
