Hensonville Guide

[RedPiggy]

Sorry for the delay. Got distracted by LOST, LOL.

South Hensonville District (Back)
The background of both brochures is blue on top and sandy beige on bottom. I realize now that would probably fit better with East Hensonville, so sue me.

Page 1: The top picure is an interior classroom with yellow walls, two students in the foreground, and a painting of George Washington in the background. The bottom picture is of Karen Prell operating Red during that sing-along at a convention. Title: South Hensonville District.

Page 5: A picture of Grover holding a pizza as he stands in a doorway. Behind him is a raised platform with various objects on it, and a green awning. Title: Juhl's Pizza Parlor. Description: 325 Lisa Henson Promenade. Fast cheesy goodness coming up! With any toppings you can imagine, Juhl's Pizza Parlor is a cut above the rest!

Page 6: A picture of Dave Goelz and Gonzo and Kevin Clash and Elmo at a conference panel. Title: Muppeteer Convention Hall. Description: 327 Lisa Henson Promenade. Designed for massive get-togethers, this convention hall is the place to gather and talk to the 4th wall breaking Muppeteers or at least celebrate their timeless antics.

South Hensonville District (front)
Page 2: An exterior shot of a dark school with white trim, with four floors. There is a stone wall and iron gate in the front. From one of the Roosevelt Franklin SST clips. Title: Phillip Casson High School Description: 311 Cheryl Hill. Not yet ready to enter college or get a job? Get yourself prepared to learn how to be awesome!

Also check out:
Puppetry Workshop, 313 Cheryl Hill

Page 3: The picture shows the Grim Reaper or the Ghost of Christmas Future with dark gray robes and spindly limbs standing in a dark and foreboding cemetary with a chapel behind him. Title: Rainbow Memories Cemetary Description: 312 Maury Street. The Grim Reaper's here to prove we're more than just working stiffs!

Page 4: A shot of the interior set of Bears on Patrol, with Link at the captain's desk, Fozzie on the right, and Beaker in the middle. A drawing of Zoot on a wanted poster is in the background. Title: Hensonville Police Department Description: 321 Lisa Henson Promenade. We're always on the lookout for a good crook or two!

Also check out:
Stitch in Time Tailors, 323 Lisa Henson Promenade

 

[RedPiggy]

Okay, last one:

East Hensonville (back)
Each brochure is a soft greenish-blue.

Page 1: Title at top: East Hensonville District. The top picture is Sims Boober riding in a spooky half-rotten-looking rollercoaster. The middle picture is a picture of the Docks from Sesame Street (the Golden An sketch), with a crescent moon in the background. The bottom picture is a group shot of Jenny, Pete, Ronnie, and Mr. Crawford backstage.

Page 5: The picture is a square restaurant from CafeWorld on Facebook. There are red ceramic tiles on the floor, maroon walls, ball-shaped Chinese lamps, flags, three rows of elegant black Ming-style tables and chairs, a row of stoves on the left and a row of counters on the right. Ming vases and lights join several different kinds of trees. Title: House of the Rising Dim Sun Restaurant Description: 131 East Henson Street. We're open from sunset to sunrise! Enjoy the nightlife with Dim Sun!

Page 6: The upper picture has Digit riding on a brightly-colored circus-themed rollercoaster, heading toward a giant clown face. The bottom picture is Gobo in a lab coat on a stone stage trying to coax a mummy out of a golden sarcophagus. Title: All Around the World Amusement Park Description: 234 Whitmire Wharf (near Docks). Rollercoasters, haunted houses, skydiving simulators -- whatever floats your boat! Now our boats have bottoms!

East Hensonville (front)

Page 2: The picture has a full auditorium of well-dressed patrons. Title: Jane Nebel Theater Description: 121 East Henson Street. None of that barely bankrupt vaudeville for us! We specialize in the overcharged, um, high quality shows you've come to expect! Please wear formal wear. PS: Penguins cannot argue color of feathers equals a tuxedo.

Page 3: No pictures, only text. Also feast your eyes on:
Pigs in a Blanket Tanning Salon, 123 East Henson Street
Friendly's Restaurant, 125 East Henson Street

Page 4: Top picture is Floyd playing his guitar. Title: Mr. Baseman's Basics Music Store Description: 127 East Henson Street. From instruments to groovy threads, chill out here or be square out there! The bottom picture is a woman frantically looking through a rack of costumes, from The Great Muppet Caper, before Piggy is conned into joining the fashion show. Title: Wardrobe Disasters Clothiers Description: 129 East Henson Street. For the shopper who's willing to experiment, we're not sure if it's classy or crazy!

 

[RedPiggy]

Apartment 2:

My room: Rather plain this time around, with white walls and bamboo flooring. The bed is queen-size and has a couple of white quilts on white bedding.

Rizzo and Turbo's room: They share a room. The walls are dark blue and decorated with hard rock posters. Their beds are proportional to their size, with black bedding and red pillows. There's a small skatepark just their size in a corner of their room, with rails, half-pipes, quarter-pipes, and stairs.

Oscar's room: Grimy walls, trash everywhere, bedding for his various pets. Loud boombox for annoying people.

Office: A home library/office space with a computer desk, computer, and lots of bookshelves, filled with books.

The last room is a mist-shrouded room, where one can commune with mystical forces.

Living room: A modest home theater system, a couple of sofas, and a couple of tables and benches. Bear and Sarah's bedding, big soft fluffy cushions, are located in a corner, with food bowls and water bowls.

 

[redBoobergurl]

Apartment 5:

Pretty simple - common room has couches and bean bag chairs set up around a TV that has Wii hooked up to it. Bookshelves are on either side of TV and lined with DVDs, books, Red's trophies, Beth's scrapbooks and Cookie's favorite cook books.

Kitchenette with coffee and espresso maker, microwave, small fridge and stove and shelves full of doozer sticks, cookies, mac and cheese and other college dorm type fair.

Beth's room has purple walls with light pink accents. Simple bed with floral bedspread, many pillows, and giant stuffed penguin. Everything is neat and tidy. Even the closet stuffed with clothes and purses.

Red's room has her hammock spread across from one side to the other, a tire swing and a ladder and slide. It's already rather messy after unpacking and will probably never be clean. Various swimming attire sort of hangs in her closet. A fraggle hole is in the corner so she can head on down to Fraggle Rock if she wishes.

Cookie's room has his bed, bedspread made to look like chocolate chip cookies. His nightcap hangs on one bedpost. He has a teddy bear on his bed. Not much hangs in his closet, but a few costumes, such as his Disco outfit are there for when he needs them.

 

[The Count]

That's so nice Kath. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Muppet Newsgirl]

Room 9:

We've only just started moving in, but here's what it'll look like once it's done:

Common room: Cream walls, deep bronze carpet with a newly acquired area rug in bronzes and greens. There are a sofa, an armchair and a few beanbag chairs grouped around a coffee table, all facing a cabinet holding a television, DVD player and the usual accoutrements.
Kitchen: Cream walls, gray stone floor, matching countertops. Wrought iron and glass table with five chairs. On the walls, lots of posters of late 19th-century advertisements.
Bathroom: Green tile floor, pale green walls. Lots of photos of tropical flowers on the walls.
Erin's room: Light blue walls, dark blue carpet. Futon made up with brightly colored quilt and lots of mismatched pillows. There are books everywhere - on the desk, on the dresser, by the computer, on the floor. Lots of posters on the walls - rock, classical, art exhibits, and a giant replica sign from the London Underground.
Nora's room: Lilac walls, dark blue carpet. White wrought-iron daybed with a violet comforter and sky-blue pillows. White dresser with larkspurs painted on it. Like Erin's room, lots of books - but these are actually on shelves. Lots of photos of famous authors on walls, and posters from concerts and recent movies.
Scooter's room: Orange walls, dark green carpet. Bed is covered with a blue, orange, yellow and green quilt. A guitar leans up against the desk, which holds the computer and telescope. Shelves are full of books, comics and Muppet Show mementoes.
Beige's room: Light tan walls, soft gray carpet. Bed is a four-poster modeled to look like a space in a cave, with stalactites and stalagmites, and made up with blue linens. Next to the bed is a rock fountain on a side table. Shelves contain books, dustrag collection, Fraggle Cave mementoes and a few guidebooks to Fraggle Rock.
Storyteller's room: Tan walls, sea-green carpet. Bed is a four-poster draped with fabric covered in images of rumblebugs and spiderflies. Room is full - and we mean full - of objects out of Fraggle legends - Sir Blunderbrain's helmet, a statue of a poison cackler, a few dozen photos of Traveling Matt...you get the idea. A large desk takes up part of one wall, and is covered already with bits of manuscripts.

 

[The Count]

Room #1.

A dark mahogany door with the room number swings open to reveal the entirety of our dormroom layout. Ghostly grayed tiling coats the floor's surface, thin
groutlines visible between them. After entering past the main door, the bat-room is to your right (northwestern corner). There's a sink with soapdish,
block of soap, and mirrored cabinets with toothpaste and toothbrush and electric shaver. We have a toilet, videt, and shower/tub stall with bat-printed
shower curtains. Three towels hang from bat-stanchion hooks on the wall: Uncle D's, gray with yellow glowy eyes; Count's, beige with brown bats; and mine,
brown with a white 13.

The western wall houses our entertainment areas. Travelling upwards from the bat-room (northwestern corner) to the first window (southwestern corner): Tomb
TV, the big screen television set with machinery underneath to pop in either movies or DVD's, roped off by a muted yellowish couch big enough for all three
of us to sit on, or for one to recline in lazily. Morg Music, the Count's bat-organ which either he or Uncle D are adept at playing with a deck for popping
in CD's of our fave music. Funeral Furnace, a gothic-mouthed fireplace flanked by two armchairs. My Riddler-esque nagging stick leans against this, whereas
a rack of DVD's or fanfic audio books line the shelf above the mantle. This allows for guests who appear from black flames to sit down and rest a while
as they visit with familiar spooks.

At the top, between both windows (south central spot), there are two main items. First is our shared wardrobe closet. This houses, from left to right: dress
pants, jeans, vests, polo shirts, dress shirts, coats or cloaks, and capes. loafer shoes and dress shoes are on the bottom racks, only four pairs
as Uncle Deadly doesn't wear shoes. Above the closet is the central cooling core or I.C.E. unit, radiating a pleasing temperature for the whole living
quarters from gentle breezes to chilling conditions.

Running down from the second window (southeastern corner) to the bottom left (northeastern corner) are our individual subrooms. Count's is first (top),
Uncle Deadly next (middle), mine last (bottom). The subrooms—as well as the closet and bat-room doors—all open as if they were sliding doors, kind of like
those on Star Trek's starships. Digit helped install these, it helps with gaining access without knocking into anything. There's also an access tunnel
that runs through all three rooms, just a little bit aways from the sliding doors. An arched canopy held
aloft by columns at its entrances for least obtrusion possible creates the tunnel joining these subrooms.

Ed's Room: The bed is pushed back almost against the eastern wall. It's covered in muted whitened sheets and matching pillowcases, along with a folded
greenish blanket near its head. A computer desk with its own rolling chair and Ed's dresser drawer line the top (southern) wall. A second TV set is mounted on a sort of wooden harness
above the dresser. The bottom (northern) wall is dominated by a large three-bodied shelving unitshielded by magnetically locked doors, like the fridges
at the supermarket. This is where Ed keeps his Muppets action figure collection. One locker is for the MIB/MOC items, the second has the Backstage and
main Muppet characters, and the third has the photography shelf (reserved for a prime piece of real estate from NYC).

Up on the wall behind Ed's bed and computer unit is a World Map featuring various logos of my favorite franchises, with pin-on-pin figures surrounding the designated blocks. The map works as follos
Block 1: Cartoon Corner, the upper lefthand corner sixpack block.
Looney Tunes, with a pin-on-pin Bugs Bunny in his black tux, standing next to the WB shield.
Josie and the Pussycats, pin-on-pin of Josie McCoy wailing on guitar in her pussycat costume.
Scooby-Doo, the chief canine bursting through his dogtag logo, pin-on-pin Daphne Blake holding a magnifying glass locket.
Peanuts, with the main gang lined up in front of Snoopy's doghouse.
Garfield & Friends, the big orange cat dominating the window corner of his logo.
Spider-Man, splayed out in a crawling pose upon his own strewn weblike netting.

Block 2: The Disney Afternoon, the upper center sixpack block.
Ducktales.
Rescue Rangers, with pin-on-pin Gadget tightening the logo's lightningbolt with her wrench.
Talespin.
Darkwing Duck, with pin-on-pin Morgana McCawber casting a misty fog over the logo itself.
Goof Troop.
Bonkers.

Block 3: Warner's Lot, the upper righthand corner sixpack block.
Tiny Toon Adventures, with a pin-on-pin figure of Fifi LeFume on the outside of the rainbow ringlike logo.
Winks Club.
Batman, prominently seen by its bat-emblem, pin-on-pin Batgirl and Poison Ivy on the oval's edges.
Animaniacs, the Warner siblings in their respective spots in the shield.
Pokemon, represented by that little yellow rodent.
Yu-Gi-Oh, the Dark Magician, Elemental Hero Neos, and Stardust Dragon uniting the three series.

Block 4: Henson Kingdom, the lower lefthand corner sixpack block, directly beneath the Cartoon Corner's sixpack.
The Muppet Show, it's classic sign embossed onto red curtaining.
Sesame Street, the iconic lamppost and street sign with pin-on-pin Big Bird leaning on it.
Fraggle Rock, the classic orin logo embossed onto a rocklike wall.
Hensonville City, representing all other Henson productions.
The townhouse with Kermit flag is front and center, the EM bus and Countmobile flanking its sides.
Alice in Wonderland, represented by the tea party scene with Alice holding a teacup.
Castle Disney with King Mickey and Queen Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and pin-on-pin Maleficent.

Block 5: Toon Disney All-Stars, the lower center sixpack block, directly beneath the Disney Afternoon sixpack.
The Little Mermaid, represented by its respective movie poster, pin-on-pin Ariel seated on the rock surrounded by friends.
American Dragon, Jake Long.
Aladdin, represented by its respective movie poster, comfortably riding the Magic Carpet above the Aggravanian city square.
Hercules, represented by its respective movie poster, surrounded by mythic monsters and various Greek gods and godesses.
Kim Possible, pin-on-pin Kim hanging from her grappler, hooked to the diamond logo.
Lilo and Stitch, represented by its respective movie poster, the main characters seen beneath the tropical Hawaiian palm trees with fellow experiments/cousins.

Block 6: Halloween Horrors, the lower righthand corner sixpack block, directly beneath the Warner's Lot.
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.
Gargoyles, with Goliath perched above the main castle tower.
Tales From the Crypt, the Cryptkeeper in his armchair and pin-on-pin of the Undertaker.
Tim Burton World, mostly Nightmare Before Christmas, but with a few additions.
Pin-on-pin figures of Lydia Deetz, Sally, and Emily the Corpse Bride rim the sign to Halloween Town.
Harry Potter, represented primarily by the Hogwarts castle.
The Haunted Mansion, with a pin-on-pin of Jessica Rabbit being spooked by a few flying bats.

Block 7: Arcade Wizards, an additional center sixpack block, directly beneath Disney Afternoon and Toon Disney (for now).
Mega Man, written in pyramid form, the hero's blue helmet resting beneath.
Carmen Sandiego, piloting her hovercraft, directly in front of the Acme Detective Agency A-logo.
Super Mario Brothers, represented by the image of Raccoon Mario from SMB 3.
Ghostbusters, the iconic "No Ghosts" logo occupying the center of the black square.
Ms. Pac-Man, a pin-on-pin figure of a woman with the Pac-head as a sort of orbital helmet lounging atop the center boxsquare containing the logo, with added maze-like ledges.
Power Rangers, exemplified by the classic Mighty Morphin' logo, though it represents all series.

Uncle D's Room: Crossing through the tunnel to the middle room, this is perhaps the plainest of the trio. UD's bed is also pushed against the eastern wall,
covered in ghostly white sheets and pillowcases, with a ratty black blanketed comforter. Movie posters of Vincent Price—his hero—, the Witches of Eastwick, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Friday the 13th hang behind his bed. He has his own dresser drawer up on the southern wall, a framed portrait of his love, Auntie Eleanor and a small bottle of Eau de Doom are perched atop its surface. He has a writing desk and matted well-worn armchair in the opposite wall's spot
across from the dresser. Uncle D prefers to sit and read other's fanfics, often getting a copy of them first to read to Ed and the Count, sometimes acting
out the parts. That's why he has such a wide space in the center of his room... Once the ghostlike spotlights in the ceiling turn on, the stage is set
for him to ham it up once he reaches for an eerie mask from his room's walls.

Count's Room: Again, the bed is pushed up against the wall. This bed features a muted yellowish set of sheets, printed with brown bats. His pillows and
comfy numbered comforter complete the ensemble. Upon the wall behind his bed we can see an enlargened posterboard. This serves to show off all the souls
gathered within the haunts of his Numbervanian homeland. Once a new haunter's write-up has been completed and drawn by an illustrator friend, a new card
square gets added to the posterboard. Its current designed features a total of 800 haunters arranged in four side-by-side squares of a hundred each up above, mirrored by another four squares of a hunred down below. Like Ed, his room also has a master display shelving unit along the northern wall. Here we witness PVC figurines of all the haunters in
varying groupings throughout the shelving unit. The bottommost ledge holds the Cube of Darkness—though it looks more rectangularly boxish—useful for
transporting the complete collection of figurines. The Count also has a dresser drawer along the southern wall corner of his room, with a framed
portrait of Countess Dahling standing there. The open window connects onto a perching bar for Batty and a few other bats when they choose to slumber. Fatatatita
has her own kitty bed, though she's more of a grown-up black cat, hidden towards the head of the Count's bed so she doesn't get stepped on when he gets
out of his own in the morning or middle of the night.

Hope you like the tour.

 

[Skeeter Muppet]

Apartment #10

When you walk in the door you enter a cozy looking living room. A sofa large enough for four Fraggles and a Silly Creature sits against one wall, and a small entertainment center with a television and VCR/DVD player is against the other. There are a few pictures on the walls, of Kim, the Fraggles and the Minstrels.

The kitchen has all the common appliances- stove, oven, microwave, refrigerator and dishwasher. The fridge and cupboards are fully stocked with everyone's favorite foods including enough Doozer sticks to keep the Fraggles satisfied. The table is round and big enough for everyone to sit around comfortably. On the wall next to the fridge is a calender to keep track of everyone's activities, complete with color-coding.

Kim's room is fairly neat with a full-sized bed, nightstand with bedside lamp and a dresser. The bed is made with burgandy sheets, a purple blanket and a quilt with white, olive green and lavender patches. There's a bookcase near the door that holds Kim's books, including her Nancy Drew collection, graphic novels, assorted Muppet-related literature and Adventures in Odyssey audiobooks. The bottom shelf is reserved for library books. There's a small desk with her laptop on it as well as the wireless printer.

Next door to Kim's room is Gillis' room. Gillis has a twin-sized bed with an olive-green comforter, a desk at which to compose music, a cozy armchair for sitting and reading and a keyboard to help him compose. The drawers of Gillis' desk are stocked with staff paper as well as all of his batons. On top of the desk are a few pictures: one of the Minstrels, one of Brio by herself and another of Richard Hunt. He also has a small bookcase that holds his CD collection.

Next to Gillis' room is the apartment's only bathroom. It's a full bath, with toilet, sink, and tub/shower set-up.

Across the hall from Kim and Gillis are the "kids" rooms. First is Boober's which, like his cave, is impeccably neat. The futon with its tan sheets and blue-green blanket is neatly made, and his desk and dresser are free from clutter. Boober has three different hampers in his bedroom to make sorting his laundry easier.

Next door to Boober is Tosh's room. Like Boober Tosh has a futon bed only hers is made with a plum-colored quilt. In addition to her bookcase where part of her Fraggle Pebble collection is displayed, and her desk there is also a large dog bed and a blanket for Beast. All of Beast's toys are kept in the closet. In another corner, well away from Beast's, is Tosh's moss-collecting basket.

Mimzy's room is on the other side of Tosh's. It's similar in set-up to Tosh's, except that instead of a futon Mimzy has a loft-type bed. Underneath her loft bed is a beanbag chair as well as her moss-collecting basket. Mimzy keeps her pebble collection in the topmost drawer of her nightstand. In each of the Fraggles' rooms there is a tunnel opening leading to Fraggle Rock so that they can return there whenever they feel the need.

-Kim

 

[MuppetsFan4Life]

I just moved in myself, so this is how it will look like, ok?

Apartment #7

As you walk in, you'll enter the living room, with a TV, a WII, a DVD/VCR player, a DDR mat in front of the TV (if anyone wants to challenge me, I'm ready!) and some pictures on the walls. Among those pictues will be a NY Giants poster and a picture of Ojo and Tutter with their friends in Woodland Valley. There will also be a table and chairs, a red sofa with 3 pillows on it and a DVD rack with the latest and classic Muppets films and shows.

My Room: The walls are a light pink. You will immediately see a full-sized bed with pink sheets. There's a dresser and closet for my clothes and a radio and lamp ontop of my night table close to my bed. There's also a bookshelf filled with my latest (and oldest! LOL) fan fiction stories and other books I read. There's another NY Giants picture above my bed and a basketball hoop on my door. Leaning against the wall is my keyboard (cause I love to play music!) and a beanbag chair in the center of my room.

Ojo's Room: The walls are a light blue. There's a rack on the door for her to put her hats and coats. Her bed is moderately her size with Snowbear in the center of the bed. She has pictures of her favorite sports teams and some drawings of her and her friends on "Ojo Island". In the corner, she has a dressing-up box where all of her costumes and toys are. There's a dresser and closet for her as well. Her bicycle is in the living room, but sometimes, yo'll find her in her room pretending it's a flying carpet or something like that!

Tutter's Room (or hole, for that matter!): His mousehole is in the kitchen, just like it was in Bear's house. Inside the hole, it's very neat and tidy. You won't find a single article of clothing or a toy lying on the floor ANYWHERE. He has a picture of Grandma Flutter and his whole family (which is alot of members, if you saw the episode!) and photos of his friends. His bed is small, with Kitty (his stuffed animal) in the center. In front of his bed is a rug for him to step on when he gets out of bed. Aside from his bed is a night table for his alarm clock and lamp. Sometimes, youll find cheese on the ground or bread crumbs here and there, but 99% of the time, his place is very neat. There's a closet for his clothes and nightcap and a toy chest for his playthings. But, most of the time he's busy, busy, BUSY!

Kitchen: It's not a fancy kitchen, but at least we have one! It's a medium-sized kitchen with a stove, oven, cabinets filled with pots and pans, a refrigerator filled with food. On the table, you will find a honey pot or 2 and a dish rack. There's a random drawer open that's overflowing with cheese. Don't let that bother you! In the center, there's a table with 3 chairs with the table set with plates and the like.

Bathroom: Not that fancy, either. There's a toilet, bathtub/shower and a medicine cabinet above the sink. The curtains are white and there's a mirror on the wall (so don't blame me if we have to go somewhere and I'm taking too long. I'll probably be looking in the mirror! LOL)

So, that's pretty much it.

 

[Bastran]

Figure I oughta update this c:

Apartment #12

All of the walls are purplish-coloured. Bell has replaced the doors with hanging beads, which Animal makes a habit of getting caught in.

Family room- Fitted with a teeny, tiny TV (Bell stole it from her brother, to save money) and flower-patterned loveseat/couch. It has a thick shag rug, which is littered with Shon and Animal's chew toys. (Anything they can get their teeth on constitutes as a chew toy.) Rowlf's black baby grand sits against the wall next to a caged-up fireplace. The walls are decorated mostly with pictures. (Fozzie and his Ma, Fozzie and Rowlf, Bell and her girl Sammy, Shon and his parents, Animal and the EM.)
There is a line of pegs on the wall for coats, hats, leashes, ect. A few extra chains for Animal are here.

Kitchen- Messy-looking, contains a deep-freezer and small fridge. Various odd foods litter the shelves. (dog treats, canned puppy chow, kibble, chicken feet, jars of honey, ect.) There is a HUGE black burn mark on the walls and floors where their oven used to be, before Bell blew it up. (There's still a oven-shaped clean spot on the wall.) Since their oven's gone, they have a larger-than-average microwave with various odds and ends stacked on top of it. Shon, Animal, and Bell's food bowls sit in the corners. There's a steel double-sink full of dishes, with a window above it.

Bathroom- Very small (like an afterthought). It contains a curtained tub against the wall (though the curtains are shredded), a toilet (though Animal goes for walks instead), and a sink with a mirror above it. There's also a small closet with towels, rubber cloves, aprons, chains, ect. (Most of the roommates are dogs/dog-like, so bath time is CHAOTIC.)

Bell and Shon's room- (They share a room, since they're both so small.) A light lilac colour, like Bell's fur. Bell's side is outfitted with a fluster-cluck of posters (Bing Crosby, Metallica, Artie Shaw, R.E.M., MGMT, a diagram of the Saxophone family, RENT, The Beatles) drawings, and pictures (letters from Sammy, drawings from Sammy, pictures of Sammy and herself, pictures of her Mom/Dad/Brother, sketches of her roomies/other Hensonville residents). She sleeps on a wicker petbed with a red cushion, and keeps Milo- her penguin plushie- on it at all times. She has a small dresser filled with books and movies, and on top are her lava lamp, glasses' case, spare reeds and sketchbook. She keeps a few specimens of the Saxophone family in the corner; an Alto, Tenor, two Baris, and a Contrabass (which reaches the ceiling.)
Shon's side is more minimalistic. He sleeps on a long, fuzzy brown pillow. Several toys of his are scattered about (squeaky toys, balls, sticks from the park, bones, ect.), though most of them are in his toybox. He has a few crayon-scribbles on his wall that Bell constantly tries to erase.

Rowlf and Fozzie's room- Contains a half-bed, which is in a corner, and a loveseat with its back to the windows. Since they can't decide which is more uncomfortable, Rowlf and Fozzie alternate who sleeps where every night. Their clothes (when they WEAR clothes) are in a large walk-in closet off to the side.
Rowlf keeps a small, upright grand piano at the head of the half-bed (against the wall), along with a "display" of a zillion other instruments; a trombone from his Jimmy Dean days, a fiddle, Fozzie's guitar, and a set of keyboards he "borrowed" from Teeth a few years back. His posters line the walls above his piano ("It's not Jazz if you can tell what the melody is", Jimmy Dean, Jerry Lee Lewis, Beethoven).
Fozzie keeps a few joke items around (Groucho Marx glasses, rubber chickens, ect.). Mostly, though, he decorates with posters (Monty Python, The Beatles, and his pride and joy; a Whose Line is it Anyway poster autographed by Ryan Stiles.)

Animal sleeps wherever he passes out- usually in Rowlf/Fozzie's closet or the ceiling fan. He takes pretty good care of his drum equipment, though, which he keeps in Rowlf/Fozzie's big closet. (Full-sized drumset that Chamberlame blew up and is now in pieces; a few snares, a large array of funny percussion instruments.) He leaves a path of chewed-up items in his wake, which never fails to frustrate Rowlf.