How do you write a descriptive story about a strange room?

Answer 1

Well it really depends on what your "Strange room" looks like, but for example you could write something like this:

"He led me into a large, strange room, the floor was laminated to look like wood, the colour had gone a dark brown over time, showing that it hadn't been cleaned, there was a dark green dusty rug in the middle of the room. The dust flew in the air and made me sneeze. The walls were a dirty cream colour, mold covered it in one corner. There was only one window in the whole room, letting little light in. The window wasn't even double glazed and it had gone dirty round the edges. Stood against one wall was an old, wood rocking chair. It appeared to be the only thing in the room that hadn't been infected by the dirt..."

Well, you gt the idea. That was just my imagination, obviously your strange room would look different to mine so you could write it from your own imagination. Just imagine the room and pretend your describing it to a friend, only in much more detail than you normally would.

Answer 2

To write a descriptive story about a strange room, focus on details like the unusual objects in the room, the lighting, the atmosphere, and the feelings it evokes in the character. Use vivid language and sensory descriptions to create a sense of mystery and intrigue for the reader. Consider incorporating elements of suspense and curiosity to engage the reader further.