Léa's Bedroom

## **DESCRIPTION**

   **Léa's Bedroom** is one of the main locations featured in Beyond Worlds, Azul, and Amarillo, where Léa Navarro sleeps and does her own work in, along with her dog, Mudpie (Copper in the reboot). It's also where the Mirror is kept, used to go in and out of universes. It's been visited by Julian Navarro, Cameron Mendes, Red Ordonia, and Hiro Hamada.

## **APPEARANCE**

It's a square-shaped room with light gray walls decorated with glow-in-the-dark stars all over, and dark purple floor, covered by a light purple carpet. The bed has a light purple-colored covering, a faded magenta duvet, and a purple towel, matched with the same colors of square and rectangular pillows. One pillow in particular is embroidered with a letter N for "Navarro" with a star at the end, and silver glitters. The side tables are black and gray in color- one has a bunch of violets in a gray vase on top of it, and the other has a black lamp; next it is a chair with a fuzzy white seat cover. On the left side of the room is a book drawer, and a window covered by gray curtains.

The room has a light purple and black wardrobe on the east side, adjacent to the bedside table with a the flower vase. Beside it is a study table with a chair, and the light gray door is located next to it. A black and white TV set is in front of the bed, with side tables at each end; one holds Léa's hygiene products as beside that side table is the Mirror. The balcony is also located on the east side of the room, with its entrance being covered with gray curtains. The balcony in question also holds the view of the sunrise and has a telescope on the corner. Léa's paintings are framed and hanged around the room's walls, usually depicting stars and celestial bodies.

## **TRIVIAS**

* Despite Léa's favorite color being blue- turquoise, specifically- her room's color palette has purples, grays, whites, pinks, and blacks. This is intentional because Léa was going for an astrology theme.
* The telescope on the balcony is a last-minute addition.
* **Austin Dy** mentions that the glow-in-the-dark star stickers aren't meant to serve as nightlights for Léa since she isn't afraid of the dark. It's merely because she loves those kind of stickers as a kid which most likely sparked her interest in astrology.
* The Navarros all share the same bathroom around the house so Léa doesn't have one in her own bedroom.
* While writing Azul, **Stefen Sanchez** described Léa's room design as an "astrology emo", which also explains the colors picked out.
	+ Léa isn't, in any way, an emo, and this was just his term for the room design.
* The embroidered pillow is a reference to real life, when **Kath Aguinaldo** sewed her own last name's initial onto a small pillow as a performance task in fourth grade home economics. The paintings are also inspired from her, as she loves to paint landscapes that usually depicts of trees and celestial bodies.
* Writers also like to imagine that Léa contributed greatly to the design and decorations of her own room: she helped painted the walls and set the TV with Julian, placed the star stickers, painted the framed pictures, embroidered a pillow, and probably even decorated her own door.