The Townhouse Layout - Second Floor
Today, I was too sad to write. But I did do this. Seven boys have their private rooms on the second floor, and this is how I imagine it looks.
All of the boys get a twin bed, a dresser, a small desk, and a closet in their space. Some of them have aded some furniture, others not so much.
Wild's/Champion's room
Probably the worst layout of all of them. He's got his bed floating in the middle with a dresser against the wall beneath his window, his desk crammed at the foot of his bed (how can he even pull out that chair??) and another dresser right next to that. Glad he has all that drawer space, because most of his clothes are just spewing out of half-opened drawers. You best believe Champion does an IMMEDIATE overhaul of this space as soon as it's his.
Twilight's room
Neat, tidy, and simple. That closet provides ample space for what little clothing Twi owns, so he only has another small bureau in the corner next to his desk. Other than that and a bedside table, that's all he's got. He does have a few pictures on the wall, mostly of him and his friends or him and Colin, and there's a piece of lovely horse artwork over his bed that everyone makes fun of him about.
Warriors's room
In contrast, that closet is absolutely NOT large enough for all of War's wardrobe, and so he has to keep a rolling rack with some of his hanging clothes on it. That at least affords him some privacy if he leaves his door open while lounging in bed, although it means he has no room for an end table and has to use a small shelf to charge his phone by his bed at night. That leaves a small bureau and, in lieu of a desk, a vanity that he has parked in front of the window for all that lovely natural light.
Sky's room
Sky's bedroom is simple, yet very comfortable. He's got the most pillows per square footage of bed, and he has a sumptuous little rug next to the bed for the twenty minutes he spends hunched over the edge of it in the morning. He's got blackout curtains and just one soft little bedside lamp. Other than his desk and a small bureau, he doesn't have need for much else.
Four's room
Four's setup is... unique. In Termina he was happy to inhabit the basement, where there was ample privacy. In Castle Town Time insisted that he take a proper bedroom, but it's anyone's guess how much Four actually uses it. As soon as you enter you're accosted by the back of a tall dresser. It isn't a pretty thing to look at, but it gives Four's bed a cozy little corner alcove that feels pretty secure. His closet is only half-filled with clothes, and his desk is for collecting dust.
The bathroom
It's got a soaking tub/shower combined, a little sink and mirror, a toilet that faces the door, and some open shelving where those who dare to keep their toiletries in reach of the others can, if they so choose. No guarantee that nobody else is using some if they're out there, though.
Legend and Hyrule's room
Time knew they were going to share anyway, so these two have a bit more space than the others do. They chose to just keep their mattresses on the floor butted up against one another's, to share blankets for warmth of course. They've got a bureau that they share against one wall, and their closet is fairly large compared to the others. There's a reason why Legend doesn't allow Warriors in their room. They've got heavy hanging curtains over their one window, and Legend has shelves in the corner for his books and bottles and who knows what else. They've got a lovely Gerudo patterned circular rug in the center of the room with celestial motifs woven in. At any given time their floor is covered in boxes or bags or clothing, most of it Legend's fault, and much of which overflows in to...
Storage
This is where tubs for clothes that are out of season, or holiday decorations, or extra bedding is kept. This used to be Wind's room, he literally drew the short straw when they were choosing their spaces on move in day. He didn't care about the lack of a window but it was simply too small for his computer and bed to fit in comfortably.