After the heady days of Greetings and Orientation, the Royal Academy of Villarosa of course provides its students rooms almost as opulent as they might wish - even the ones who've come from the highest noble families of the kingdom. There's no reason not to, of course, and they have the resources of generations to pay for them.
("If we think some of the students need to learn to make do with less," Headmaster Saverio says, "there're always field trips.")
Lady Lunetta, Marchioness of Thoarn, awakens in a soft waterbed with gold-spangled red curtains drawn back around her, and paintings of forests and spaceships around her.
Her school trunks are stacked along one side of the room next to the closet (whose doors are made of ornate manufactured-oak); on the other side of the room are her desk and bookcase near a window; her gem-studded phone bracelet (with the secret open connection to her closest ally) is on the table next to her.