On the second floor Jenna's apartment is a two bedroom, two bathroom arrangement, with a separate living area and combined kitchen and dining.
The apartment has polished beech coloured timber floors throughout, save the bedrooms - carpeted in pale blue, one of which has been converted into an office. The walls are painted an off-white.
The bedroom that faces north and has a cityscape view contains a contemporary king sized bed that takes up most of the space. Two matching narrow bedside tables fit neatly into the space either side that is left, and built-in wardrobes mean that other furniture (which wouldn't fit) isn't necessary. A door leads to a decent sized ensuite, containing a bath, separate shower, toilet and sink with a little bit of bench space. The bathroom is mostly white with silver and pale blue accents, which go well with the bedroom it is attached to.
The study has the same colour scheme, with a beech wood desktop over a silver piped frame. A silver laptop often sits open in the middle of this desk, with an ergonomic chair positioned before it. The apartment has wireless internet with strong security so others cannot syphon it from the resident.
The lounge holds a lime green leather sofa facing a wide flat screen television which is rarely turned on, and a pink yoga mat has been rolled up and stored in one of the small spaces of the low line entertainment unit, finished in a high gloss white.
The kitchen is a galley-type to enhance the use of space, and the dining area is just big enough to hold a seven-piece setting. The furniture is contemporary and stylish, the only piece in danger of dating is the sofa itself, due to its fashionable colour.
Large plate-glass windows have thick block out curtains either side of them, coloured navy-blue, although the resident will almost never draw them against the sunlight unless she has a visitor that requires her to.
