Magical Rooms: Elements of Interior Design

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If you’d rather not watch a DVD and you’d prefer to pull out a book, you’ll feel right at home at this themed hotel room’s corner desk, nestled beside the fireplace and surrounded with medieval aesthetics that will draw you fully into the world you’re reading. This is almost certainly the most common escape room puzzle – it’s so common that every one of the escape rooms we’ve had have had searching as a component in some way or another. This simply involves hiding important things in not-so-obvious places.

This section contains very common puzzle themes that are repeated in many escape rooms. Many of these themes can be easy to implement and are not high-tech, but can lead to fantastic results in high-quality rooms. Idea #1. Extract Numbers fromPictures Gummy bear count: 6 red, 2 orange, 4 yellow, 5 green, and 4 white. Combine that with a hint elsewhere of “Red Orange Yellow Green” gummy bears leads to a code of 6245. Magic Room has a priority of -7 in this generation, so it will be used after all moves with a normal priority. When you grow native plants around your home, you invite mother nature to take up residence. Those positive energies will translate to positive energy inside your home, as well. If you don’t have a yard, grow plants in pots on a balcony, patio, or even in a sunny window! Herbs do well in pots, and so do many flowers. Butterfly & Bee Gardens

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We all know how creepy an attic or basement space can be. Don’t be afraid to witch-ify these spaces and make them part of your sanctuary. First clean and declutter. Then spiritually cleanse the space and invite in good energy. An attic might become a witch’s arts and crafts room. Or a space for seances! A basement becomes a witch’s ritual room where you can draw your circle on the floor with chalk and invite your witchy friends and family to join in. If you have attic space, consider decorating with mostly the air element, since the attic is “up in the air”. If you have a basement, consider decorating with the earth element. Since the basement is within the earth itself. You could even consider decorating it like an ancient prehistoric cave! Consider Setting Up An Altar(s) On such a magical and exciting night for our little ones, they deserve a space where they can wait for Santa while they play with their families. Nothing better than this magical room that CIRCU has built with magical furniture, especially for this Christmas season.

If you’re a pagan and have never considered helping your local wildlife by planting native and beneficial plants, please consider it. Since starting a butterfly garden, my family has gotten so much enjoyment out of it. My kids get to see the stages of a butterfly’s life cycle – from egg, to larva/caterpillar, to chrysalis, to an adult butterfly. Not only is it wonderful for your home’s magical energies, it’s also entertaining and educational! Outside Altars and Garden Spirits Throughout the franchise, the Room of Requirement has been used on multiple occasions: it was headquarters of Dumbledore's Army, and the storage place for the Mirror of Erised. However, its most notable use was as a hiding place for students' items. For this reason, when Harry was looking for a place to hide Snape's Advanced Potion-Making book, he found a room the size of a small city with tall windows, brimming with items stashed by Hogwarts students through centuries. It is also the place where young Tom Riddle decided to stash one of his Horcruxes, the Lost Diadem of Ravenclaw. On one end of the spectrum, these puzzle ideas can be perfect for an escape room on a tight budget. On the other end of the spectrum, some of the best escape rooms in North America use these ideas with stellar execution.Puzzles without one definite solution– Following the puzzle solving process properly should lead players to one definite solution, not two, three, or multiple. Tips:The object will usually have a magnet or an RFID tag buried on the bottom. The surface that the object is placed on will have a Reed Switch or some sort of RFID reader. There’s enormous flexibility here to hide the technology inside props that are appropriate for your theme. Make sure that once the door or cabinet is open, it is very clear to the players that something inside the room has changed.