Piny Pleasures

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[Piny Pleasures, Foyer]
A strong scent of fresh-cut pine permeates the air, so pungent it almost makes the eyes water. Sawdust covers the entire floor in a layer at least a hand deep, most of it white in color, though a strip emanating from the shop's entrance has been packed flat into a discolored brown.

[Piny Pleasures, Tables]
Tables of all shapes and sizes, all of them crafted from various types of pine, line the walls. All of the pieces appear newly-created, their surfaces dust-free. You also see a sales clerk.

[Piny Pleasures, Odds-n-Ends]
Large piles of wooden blocks, only the occasional piece recognizable as furniture, squat upon every inch of the floor. Everything has a price tag, though it's not entirely clear all the items in the room were originally intended to look the way they do. You also see a sales clerk.

[Piny Pleasures, Floors]
Long stripes of pine paneling hang from the walls, samples of flooring which Piny Pleasures has available for installation. Each piece sports a small tag denoting its price. You also see a sales clerk.

[Piny Pleasures, Beds]
Dozens of pine bed frames sit in neat, ordered rows, each awaiting an owner. You also see a sales clerk.

[Piny Pleasures, Walls]
The walls of this room are divided into neatly ordered sections, each paneled in a different type of pine. A sales clerk waits expectantly in one corner, eyeing patrons carefully as they enter and exit his domain.

[Piny Pleasures, Doors]
Large piles of sawdust cover the floor of this obviously unused room. You also see a large pine sign.