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The Dungeon is clearly a converted studio apartment--but chic and professional, in its way. The welcoming room is cordoned off by an incomplete brick wall, and between it and the door sits tucked an intimate little sitting area: a low table in wood as dark and polished as the floor, and sleek, black pads to sit on. A little sofa has been pushed flush against an open window which looks down on the bustling street market below. A set of anachronistically old world chandeliers hang from rough rope above the low table, each inside a finely-wrought birdcage. Beyond is the dungeon proper. It's compact, and all clean lines, its back wall rustic brick to match the partition, the ceiling and remaining walls a dark, dusty greyish-purple.
It's difficult to see what's in the room beyond, save a contraption that oddly resembles a pergola, but for the rings that hang from it, here and there. There's chrome and black leather and implements pinned to the wall--and, most visible, a little kitchenette set back from the whole affair and separated from the play area by a wall of slim bars.
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A Teaser
Samples From the Toy Box
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