Great Lumieville

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* Great Lumieville seems to have taken inspiration from a number of sources, both real and fantastical. Many design elements echo the famous elven city of , largely in the delicate arches and carvings found in the walls and doors, but also in the general lack of color save a few murals or tapestries. * A great deal of the architectural inspiration seems to have come from . As an Islamic dynasty, their art was aniconic, as is the case in most of Lumieville. The Parksolians instead carved intricate geometric designs and patterns, often integrated with text. The most famous example of this art and architecture can be seen in the . * There is a general Levantine influence in their city as well: the bases of many columns are carved in the shape of , lanterns that date back to Ancient Egypt. Much of their decor seems Turkish, such as the pendant ceiling lamps.