Imagination comes to earth in mysterious ways, in the presence of its own eyes and through its ears.

Typically seen in 1960’s-70’s suburban houses as a second living room or an equivalent space that is maintained more as a museum piece rather than an actual living space. It usually contains furniture that is primarily used as a display and may be covered in plastic. Infrequently rugs covered in plastic may be seen as well. Typically the room is strictly off limits for small children, pets and most guests. It is typically situated in an area of the house that permits easy viewing as it’s purpose is to inspire a sense of suburban perfection.

Occasionally the room is actually used for important occasions such as once in a life time events, major birthdays ( usually ending in a zero ) or more infrequently, holidays.

Although the room may always look immaculate and usable, over time the furniture may degrade internally. Degradation occurs as the foam and leather becomes stiff over time from non-use. If the couches and chairs are used at some point, the materials may not have any natural resiliency left causing permanent wrinkles on the leather and permanent deformation of the foam inside the couches and chairs.

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