Inside the dining room there is one large table made from the best maple trees in the world, polished to perfection. Around the table are 16 silver chairs, 7 on each side and then one at the heads of the table. At the far side of the room is a large white chimney that is lit around Christmas and on cold winter nights. On the far wall is a portrait of Emily Browing. In it she is wearing her mother’s priceless emerald necklace and a dress that was so small it had to be sewn on to her (not into her skin you ninny) and was worn only once.
In the garden there is a remarkable amount of red Bangladesh Water Lilies and blooming Krishnachura trees. There is also a 20 foot water fall that leads into a small river, running its course along the entire garden, back into a water wheel that leads all the way back into the waterfall; there are two small bridges that lead across the ‘river’, one close to the waterfall itself and another towards the middle of the garden, overlooking the exotic koi fish that dwell in the waters. The garden expands over 10 acres of the land, the maze to the west taking up around 4 acres of the original 10.
- Kitchens.the.Wine.Cellar -
The kitchens are one of the three staircases you can take; this one is the one to the right. The kitchens are completely made of wooden material, from the cupboards to the floors. All is kept very well cleaned and nothing is ever found to be out of place unless the person in charge wants to be fired and flogged, though not necessarily in that order.
The wine cellar has 50 rows of every kind of wine imaginable, one from every country that could possibly be pronounced by an English woman. To get to the cellar you take the left flight of stairs.
While the library has only two floors, it has many, many, many, many different rows of books. So many in fact that it takes up half an acre itself! The library contains nearly every book from around the world, and from every genre including romance, science fiction, mystery, poetry, history etc. - Picture -
- Sunroom -
The sunroom is a large open room with 2 wicker chairs by the glass wall and a small side table in between them; they all face a large glass wall that faces the sunrise, and in the evening a servant switches the direction of the chairs and table so that it looks out onto the sunset.
- The.Den -
In the den is where the desk, the files, the letters, and everything else is kept and/or written. In this room there is a large computer, a phone and a large stereo system. All of the important meetings and other important things that go about Emily Browning’s presence are taken care of in this room.
Here is where all of the staff member’s private quarters are located, however the 2 chefs and the stable boys have their own rooms closer to their work station, all of which include the same functions as the ones on the third floor (bathroom with sink, shower and toilet, bed with a feather mattress and pillow, blanket and a door.).
In here all of the art is kept, whether it be paintings, statues or drawings. Behind the famous painting of the Count of Kent is a secret passage way that leads up into a secret tower that only Emily Browning knows of. In that tower is where she brings any secret lovers or hides away herself or other artifacts that she may find needs to be hidden away.
- Rain.Room -
This room is like the sunroom but unlike the sun, this room is constantly exposed to rain. It is exposed to constant waterfall by a small pipe that is hooked up to a small sprinkler that ejects the water through 15 different directions onto a glass wall. The water hits the glass from a distance so it actually sounds like rain, and once the water has left the window it returns to a basin where it is led back into the pipe and then the cycle continues to go on for ever and ever!
- Taylor's.Room -
So, because I have put all to much effort into everything, I am just going to give a picture of their bedrooms because I am getting a little more than tired.
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