Stepping into the common room from the outside, students find themselves beneath a glass atrium, the domed ceiling making the commons shift with the changing skies. Directly beneath the dome is a labyrinth pattern inlaid into the stone floor, crafted of pale limestone and dark granite.
Beyond the dome atrium, the room transitions from glass to stone-and-wood walls. Lofted shelves climb multiple stories, reachable by wrought-iron walkways from the upper landing or by sliding ladders.
The main floor is filled with seating areas: armchairs around low tables, cushioned alcoves, and hammocks in tucked-away corners. A circular fire pit flickers in the centre of the room, the main place to gather during the colder months.
A door in the back of the room leads to the first Floranti dormitory, while a tightly spiralling staircase leads to the upper landing, where the walkways and second dormitory can be reached.

Name and description to be invented by House Floranti members

Name and description to be invented by House Floranti members