Cottage Comfort

Tent Roster:

Manu Macedo (@Aly Salinger)	Madhup Hexum (@Pericles Dralt)
Greta Fransson (@Evelynn Decipio)	Felix Kolbeck (@Winnie Harper)
@Aly Salinger	@Dealla Prince
@Evelynn Decipio	@Haven Bohannon

While the first theme was underwater and the second was the beach, this theme would be based in the forest. The moment one entered a cabin with this theme, one would be able to hear the gentle pitter-patter of rain falling in a forest. And if one looked out the clear window, students and adults alike would see a lush green forest filled with tall trees that formed a light canopy. Every once in a while, if people stared outside observantly, they would see creatures native to the forest that was recreated. Perhaps they could see a squirrel, or colourful birds, and perhaps even a moose. A person familiar with forests may be able to identify the view as one from the North American continent. The fog would phase in and out throughout the week the students were there.

The living room would be warm and cozy, with a fireplace, as well as a beautiful rug that filled up the place. There would be multiple couches as in the other themes, although they would be dark and brown and black to fit the foggy forest scene. The dining room table would be made of stained wood and fit all eight members of the cabin together, where they could play games, study, or even eat a snack they brought from Beauxbatons' dining hall. There would also be a square coffee table made of wood as well.

The bedroom would feel homey and rustic, as if one was camping in a wood cabin up north. The view of the forest would still be visible and the columns and roof of the bedroom would be shaped like a tree trunk. Bunk beds would line the opposite wall so that the view of the forest would be visible from every bed, but at nighttime the curtains would cover the windows so that people could sleep without the disturbance of light. This cabin would have candle holders in the shape of a small cottage in each of the rooms for light at night.