Description - Sunflower Beach

The house, located just a short walk from the beach, is surrounded by a bit of land that allows for more privacy than you'd find most places and a garden set with roses, daffodils and sunflowers. The garden, while not looking especially planned, is well kept and the flowers all well taken care of by someone who obviously like flowers very much, seemingly just having let them grow whenever the flowers themselves wanted to grow.

The inside of the house carries with it a warm atmosphere, cozy furniture and has a homey feel to it. The bookshelves are all stacked to the brim with various books ranging from medical books in German to Fantasy pocket books including a completed Discworld series that looks as if they've been read several times over.
A red couch can be seen in the living room that's otherwise dominated by light colours, two matching comfortable looking chairs positioned either side the same coffee table and with a couple of pillows that looks like (at least judging from the weird colour combinations on them) something Teddy has probably made herself.
A few stuffed animals can be found here and there, sitting on shelves or tucked in-between other things, some pictures and painting decorating the walls with various motifs without seemingly any overall theme to them other than having been picked because someone liked how they looked.
There's a print of a Van Gogh painting of sunflowers and a few prints of various Klimt pictures, including one of the Kiss and a few by Salvador Dahli.
A tv has been hooked up to a surround system and a PS3, the various games neatly stacked on the shelf underneath it and ranging from Metal Gear to Batman to Mini Ninjas.

The place also has an open kitchen solution and looks very much like it belongs to someone who likes to cook. The decoration practical and clean, and with fresh flowers always in a vase on the kitchen table. Often accompanied by the scent of tea or coffee.

Heavy, white curtains can be seen hanging in all the windows, though they're usually kept pulled aside, green vine-type flowers visible in most of the windows, climbing up the wall and along the windows edges.