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Hawks selected the tallest windmill apartment he could find, because he wanted the ability to perch on the top of it whenever he felt like it.
Each floor is its own room, and Hawks is not expecting company, so the biggest and main room is the bedroom.
In the centre of the room is a huge, round bed, covered in a plain thin sheet with a single pillow on top.
Off to one side is a large walk in closet, currently empty, and a small wicker hamper in the corner. There's a fireplace on the opposite side of the room and a hole in the ceiling for accessing the other floors on a third wall, a fairly sizeable one as though stairs were meant to go there, and a single door with outside access.
The second floor is the bathroom, with a massive jacuzzi tub and an oversized shower without doors.
The back wall contains the toilet and an expensive looking vanity with a unique bowl shaped sink that sits on top of the marble counter. The only thing to be found in the drawers are towels however.
The third floor is the living room area. There's a row of bookcases that are completely empty, waiting for a personal touch. There's a huge, sectional couch with plush thick cushions. If removed, the back is low enough to be tucked under a set of wings without much difficulty. There are a couple of half-sized cushions available for that purpose.
The fourth floor is the kitchen, which is smaller but is a circular set up with a table in the middle, surrounded by stools as opposed to chairs.
There's nothing really in the cupboards. Maybe coffee or tea. Take out containers in the fridge. Huge windows.
The top floor is smaller space surrounded by tall windows for an excellent look at the night sky. The floor is not complete, there's a huge skylight for the kitchen but also it serves well as a perch. There is a door, with a neon yellow strip as a trim, opposite the side of the windmill. There's a ledge outside the door for landing purposes.
Each floor is its own room, and Hawks is not expecting company, so the biggest and main room is the bedroom.
In the centre of the room is a huge, round bed, covered in a plain thin sheet with a single pillow on top.
Off to one side is a large walk in closet, currently empty, and a small wicker hamper in the corner. There's a fireplace on the opposite side of the room and a hole in the ceiling for accessing the other floors on a third wall, a fairly sizeable one as though stairs were meant to go there, and a single door with outside access.
The second floor is the bathroom, with a massive jacuzzi tub and an oversized shower without doors.
The back wall contains the toilet and an expensive looking vanity with a unique bowl shaped sink that sits on top of the marble counter. The only thing to be found in the drawers are towels however.
The third floor is the living room area. There's a row of bookcases that are completely empty, waiting for a personal touch. There's a huge, sectional couch with plush thick cushions. If removed, the back is low enough to be tucked under a set of wings without much difficulty. There are a couple of half-sized cushions available for that purpose.
The fourth floor is the kitchen, which is smaller but is a circular set up with a table in the middle, surrounded by stools as opposed to chairs.
There's nothing really in the cupboards. Maybe coffee or tea. Take out containers in the fridge. Huge windows.
The top floor is smaller space surrounded by tall windows for an excellent look at the night sky. The floor is not complete, there's a huge skylight for the kitchen but also it serves well as a perch. There is a door, with a neon yellow strip as a trim, opposite the side of the windmill. There's a ledge outside the door for landing purposes.
