Rosalind



" 'Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it.'"

The Rosalind House was one of the six possible houses a student in the Armonia Institute or Mirage College could be sorted into during Chapter One. It was added in 2013 when a small school closed and was bought by the Institute, representing the region of Kalos and run by Coach Deuxchamps.

History
The house was once a small school founded in the Kalos region by an aromatisse named Dorothea Rosalind. It was, originally, a large castle found by the outskirts of Laverre City. Flowers grew from the stones, filling the air around it with a sweet aroma. Feral flabébé were commonly found roaming around the building. The school closed centuries after due to lack of students once Lumiose became a big metropolis and was later on bought by the Armonia Institute and added as a sixth House.

Rosalind was a house that looked upon beauty. Dorothea believed everything and everyone was a source of beauty and value to the world, somethings just needed to be properly polished before they could truly shine. However it was only a few, select ones that were graced enough to see this beauty even in the most unusual places.

The two most valuable aspects that were looked upon the possible students in this house were refinement and cordiality. The two most common defects found in it's students were vanity and naïveté.

Architecture
The Rosalind House was located in a northwestern tower built in 2013, on the High School building.

The common room was located on the second floor of Rosalind Tower, the northwestern tower of the main building, while the dormrooms were located on the third. The common room was by farthest the most luxurious out of the six, with marble furniture adorned with rose gold, silk curtains hung from the wide windows and a rose gold and pink quartz chandelier hung from the ceiling lighting up the room. Marble stairs lead to the third floor where dormrooms were located, separated left for girls, right for boys.

Dormrooms fit two students each. Two beds made out of the same materials and a night table next to each. Dorm rooms were basically the same for all houses, the furniture materials, wall decor and wall colors are the only thing that varied. Rosalind having coral and dark gray, flower and quartz decorations on the walls. Each dorm had a bathroom with a toilet stall, a shower and lavatory.

Students received a Rosalind varsity jacket upon sorting.