Through the centuries as demand for Ollivanders wands grew, the wandmakers would often work late, or choose to stay at the shop, should inspiration hit during the night. Rather than endlessly travelling back and forth, the solution was found to build further upwards and make room for the main wandmakers to stay at nights, should they wish to stay at the store for a handful of nights. The rooms are small, somewhat cramped, and dark, but there's rarely been an Ollivander who worked in the shop who has not spent long periods of time sleeping there.
The first room is for the owner and features a wide bed (in the case of a spouse) and a desk near the window. The other room is for apprentices or children, and holds two narrow beds and two desks angled to catch the most light. Small closets hold enough for a few day's worth of robes and a sturdy pair of boots.
Occupants: Galenia Ollivander Álvarez, @ophelia
The first room is for the owner and features a wide bed (in the case of a spouse) and a desk near the window. The other room is for apprentices or children, and holds two narrow beds and two desks angled to catch the most light. Small closets hold enough for a few day's worth of robes and a sturdy pair of boots.
Occupants: Galenia Ollivander Álvarez, @ophelia
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