Upon entering the room, it's clear to see that the person in charge of decorating the room is a big fan of historics. Various historical relics can be seen, from the framed dragon's skeleton replica on a wall near the desk to the Pharaoh statue sitting on the desk itself. In fact, save for a few items, nothing in this room seems to belong to this century. Whites and shades of brown are seen throughout the room, adding to the feeling that you've just stepped into a museum of sorts.

Aside from the general outlook of the place, the first thing you happen to see when you step inside the office is a large mahogany desk. The chairs, of course, matches the decor of the place. Writing equipment, stacks of parchment and some paperwork can be seen on the desk, along with paperweights in the shapes of historical relics and a framed picture of the woman with a baby boy. A bowl of fresh sweets and chocolates and another of pastries sits on the desk and are a few of the items that are from this century. Aren't you lucky?

Behind the Senior Undersecretary's desk is an even larger and more antique looking desk, which is generally used to store the majority of the paperwork. Closer towards the door sits a round table and a few chairs for visitors. For a more comfortable setting, a sofa can be found on the other side -- right hand side -- of the room, right near a bookcase filled with historical books, books on magical and muggle law and baby books.

The filing cabinet can be found next to the large desk behind Miss Cavanagh's desk and is protected by a number of jinxes so don't even think about trying to enter it. Not only will you fail, but you'll also leave with blisters on your hands and the smell of burnt rubber upon your person.


OOC: Visitors are ALWAYS welcome! Make sure to knock first, though. It's only polite.