Nvm sry you can ignore that it didn't work

I've decided that since no one seems interested in changing floors, I'm going to lock the choices in, since I've already done a lot of planning on those particular floors, and if I change it, I'll have to change a lot of different things. But I will eventually finish the room descriptions and post those...for now here are the ones I've finished.

Rainfall Library: Clouds covering the ceiling and rain falling outside, so that the indoors feels vaguely like the outdoors. There’s a little miniature rock structure that in every corner that holds a pond that a cloud is raining into. This empties into another, lower pond through a small waterfall. There are seats that look like colorful, upside down umbrellas. You can rock side to side on them, once you’ve caught your balance. In addition to the umbrella seats there are plush, brightly colored beanbags and a little wooden table with several chairs. There are clear blue and white gems on the walls that are hung in long silver chains to look like rain and catch the light. They are shaped like raindrops and are softly rotating in place. The bookshelves, which are dark brown, are arranged in rows in the center of the room. There are trickles of water running down the ends of the bookshelves and collecting in a small hollow that’s built for the water, which somehow doesn’t overflow or warp the wood (the water is raining from the clouds, but not on the floor). The books look all very brand new and shiny, like they’ve been washed in rain. There are gold colored lanterns at the end of each bookshelf, a little bit next to the trickle of water, and the cloudy ceiling seems to have light as well. The carpet is dark blue with swirls of white running through it. 

Cherry Blossom Bedroom (partly inspired by another room that I sleep in occasionally): The left side of the floor is a tatami, and the right side is regular, pale wood colored floor. There are two small pink flowered cherry blossom saplings in the far corners, in large, trapezoidal wooden boxes. There’s a sliding wooden closet that’s wallpapered with pink sakura trees under a white sky and white hills (the sakura is the only thing that isn’t black and white). Inside the closet are white and pink blankets that vary in brightness and intensity, but are otherwise solid colored, for blanketing the hard tatami. There are pale wood drawers on the tatami side of the room, lining the wall, on which is a television. On the right side are several beds with sakura designs on them. The walls are white and there is a white lamp hanging from the ceiling that’s in the shape of a sakura, and little sakura flowers painted on the wall as if they were falling. There’s a long, low table at the back of the room with desk lamps on either sides. There are also marble figures on the table, and a large collection of origami paper in a somewhat neat stack and several anime posters on the wall. Colored paper cranes scattered about the room.

Spring Lounge: Shaped like an upside down L. White ceiling, walls have a mural of spring that is surprisingly realistic. There’s a burnt sienna shelf with several games and writing/art stationary, as well as more origami paper. An L shaped sofa in a corner, and a little coffee table, with more storage underneath, in which are video games for anyone who is interested. There is another TV facing the sofa, Beyond that, there are two windows, outside of which are several bird feeders and nests, and a little wooden counter which has a refrigerator embedded in it, and a microwave, a bowl of fruit, and a tray filled with snacks on the counter. There’s also a cupboard below, with yet more snacks. There’s a sofa on the far wall, sandwiched between two identical trees. In the middle of the room is a table covered in a white table cloth embroidered with flowers and leaves in the corners.  There are benches attached to either side of the table, almost like a picnic table, and a vase of flowers. The floor is light brown and very shiny, and the ceiling is white with two fans. Lots of light.

Spring Hallway: Brown low pile carpet meant to look like dirt. A little waterfall on one side that collects into a stream of water which runs into the library through a stone channel. There are plants everywhere–hanging from the ceiling which looks like a clear blue sky, planted in the dirt lining the hallway, growing in the crevices of the stone by the waterfall, tangling, twisting–there’s even a tree at the end of the hallway, which you have to duck under in order to access the bathroom. There are the library and bedroom on the left of the hallway, and the lounge on the right. All the doors are a burnt sienna color, and are framed with plants. The walls are the same color as the ceiling, but are hidden behind all the foliage.

Summer

Sunshine Library: Crimson, low pile carpet and gingerbread colored walls with gold siding on the white ceiling. Dark brown shelves with gold colored filigree in the corners. The books look homey and have a familiar feel to them. Leather armchairs here and there. Large, dark brown ceiling fan with the same gold colored filigree. One chair hanging from the ceiling that’s in the shape of an egg with pillows in various brown colors. Large windows. Silk, blood red curtains, balcony with a black iron rail and yellow-brown tile arranged in hexagons. Window seats against the windows that are deep red fabric. Impressionistic paintings with vivid colors and grass burnt gold by the sun. The paintings have a gold colored frame, and there are two (also gold colored, ha ha) chandeliers hanging from the ceiling.

Rose Bedroom: Beige, creamy colored walls. Light orange carpet with folds that look like roses and make it interesting to walk on, very light pink bedspreads, roses growing in potted plants. Silk white canopies over beds tied with big, light pink ribbons. Gold colored lights (yes, sry, again :O ). Round, Cylinder chairs that look like roses. Wooden drawers with one television perched on top. Little wooden table with several chairs. Vase of roses in the center.

Summer Lounge: Same upside down L-shaped room, like the Spring lounge (all the rooms are stacked right on top of each other). Summer mural that goes across all four walls and looks similar to the spring mural, but different. Dark brown floors. Blue sky ceiling. Potted plants scattered throughout the room. Dark brown shelf with board games, art supplies, a box of fans, and writing stationary. White couch with several colorful, summery pillows. Marble counter with small refrigerator and microwave. White bowl of tropical fruit. Freezer with some ice cream and popsicles. Tray of snacks. White sofa and armchairs with small, round, brown tables. Smallish indoor pool that is slightly raised on a platform. Television in view of seating. Large table in the center of the room, covered with glass, that has a vase of roses on top of it. Dark brown chairs that surround the table. There are large fans that double as lights, and the same crimson red curtains as in the Sunshine Library.

Summer Hallway: Walls are sky colored with several drifting clouds and gold grass, but magically changes color during the day. Floor and ceiling are also sky colored, giving the appearance that one is floating high in the air, and also change color during the day. Little glow in the dark stars on the ceiling, as well as several paper birds very randomly placed. The Sunshine Library and the Rose Bedroom are on the left side of the hallway, the Summer Lounge is on the right, and the bathroom is at the end of the hallway.

Autumn

Paper Library: Dried leaves and definitely-way-too-many white paper cranes are hanging from the ceiling, which is dark brown, like a cabin. The walls are the same color, but the floor is mostly covered by an intricately decorated carpet that is somewhat faded. The shelves are dark brown and all of the books look somewhat old, somewhat loved. There are elegant sofas and armchairs are lighted by fancy looking lamps. Big, antique looking paintings. Many black and white photographs. A lot of eerie, white statues.

Forest Bedroom: Potted saplings everywhere. Painted wooden figures of woodland animals. The walls look like they’re in the midst of a forest, and the part of the beds are made of trees and still have some branches and twigs left on them. All the blankets are fuzzy, thick, and look like tree bark. There is an interesting variety of seating–fabric haystacks, pumpkin chairs, mushroom stools–to name a few. There’s a tree stump table with a few of the mushroom stools circling it. There are a lot of thanksgiving type of decorations, like pumpkin and squash and still more paper cranes hanging from the trees. The carpet is designed to look like fallen leaves.

...and there will be more eventually. Sorry some of these are longer than others. Those were the most fun to write :D