An interior consisting of palatial walls coated black and dotted with woods and leathers alike, the skeletal of Bryce's apartment came together a few years prior at the hand of his sister, who spent the entirety of three months ensuring it was up to her standards at the expense of one of LA’s most coveted designer’s sanity, let alone his. Though over the years he has managed to flesh it out, trace's of the male are able to be spotted without much strain-- issues of the Surfer's Journal sprawled across a coffee table, art pieces crafted by a Californian up and comers pressed to walls, and so forward. It is a place he'd warmly deem home, though he can't help but notice the silence without a film crew, and the shadows now present following the removal of meticulously placed box lights. It’s something he’ll get used to in time, or so he tells himself.