If I ran a bed and breakfast, it would look like this and each room could only host guests twice a year when the dandelions bloom:
It would be like staying in a snow globe of dandelion seeds, unless you stopped moving around. Perhaps that should be the point.
DALLE Prompt: A spacious log cabin bedroom with one massive window through which a flourishing forest reflects the morning sun has a carpet made of live dandelion heads ready to disperse at the slightest disturbance, a mattress made of thick, billowing peat moss, a desk made of a tree root arching out of the ground and a canopy over the bed made of spider silk — all surfaces have barely perceptible hairs, fibers or other fine extrusions that give the scene a feeling of eerie, itchy, prickliness on top of natural beauty and opulence.
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