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Yet another. Input please.
O_O A few things I ought to mention:
IRL (In Real Life), I have a chair very much like that, the only difference being colour; mine is burgundy leather.
When rping Lucius, I nearly always had him in a leather wing-back chair before a fire, brandy snifter in hand (or tea, depending on the time of day, naturally).
In rp, my version of Lucius had Hell hounds. These look like Irish Wolfhounds which would stand to reason considering his societal standing, but why a wizard would have "Muggle" dogs is beyond me.
IRL I do not care very much for dogs, I'm more a "cat person", though Lucius would definitely be a dog lover, what with the obedience thing and all, cats would be far too independent for his liking.
His table there looks rather tatty in comparison to any of my own (yes, I collect antiques). You think the prop department could find something more fitting, like a Louis IVX or some such? It looks rather dingy as well, surely he can afford a replacement house elf. The candelabra is just about right, but is far too imposing for the table.
The draperies are spot on though I myself have 100-year-old Belgian velvet ones, again in burgundy, silk lined.
The marble fireplace is perfect, but I haven't quite made a decision either way on the rug.
Oh, and I like the brocaded top and the French cuffs.
Well, anyone else agree, disagree?
O_O A few things I ought to mention:
IRL (In Real Life), I have a chair very much like that, the only difference being colour; mine is burgundy leather.
When rping Lucius, I nearly always had him in a leather wing-back chair before a fire, brandy snifter in hand (or tea, depending on the time of day, naturally).
In rp, my version of Lucius had Hell hounds. These look like Irish Wolfhounds which would stand to reason considering his societal standing, but why a wizard would have "Muggle" dogs is beyond me.
IRL I do not care very much for dogs, I'm more a "cat person", though Lucius would definitely be a dog lover, what with the obedience thing and all, cats would be far too independent for his liking.
His table there looks rather tatty in comparison to any of my own (yes, I collect antiques). You think the prop department could find something more fitting, like a Louis IVX or some such? It looks rather dingy as well, surely he can afford a replacement house elf. The candelabra is just about right, but is far too imposing for the table.
The draperies are spot on though I myself have 100-year-old Belgian velvet ones, again in burgundy, silk lined.
The marble fireplace is perfect, but I haven't quite made a decision either way on the rug.
Oh, and I like the brocaded top and the French cuffs.
Well, anyone else agree, disagree?