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The Loud house, 1216 Franklin Avenue, Royal Woods, Michigan,[1] is the residence of the Loud family, and the main setting of the series, appearing in almost all episodes, as well as a majority of its extended media. Description[]Exterior[]The Loud Residence is a three floor building, with a mostly underground basement, with one tree in its backyard, in another in its front yard, with various objects scattered across its exterior, such as balls, bicycles, skateboards, a sandbox, and one baby swing and two regular swings. The building has a brownish red brick foundation, white wooden exterior walls, a black roof, a front porch, a red front door with three viewing windows, a cyan back door with a viewing window and doggie door, and a chimney on the side opposite to that of the garage (which has identical exterior walls and roof to it, a basketball hoop above its garage door, a single window in its back, and a back door accessible from the backyard). In "Homespun", the house is stated, and shown, to be suffering from faulty water pressure, creaky floorboards, rotting wood, a clunky furnace, crummy TV signals, doorknobs that frequently break off from their doors, a malfunctioning mailbox, and a broken doorbell. In "Garage Banned", Lori temporarily takes up residence in the garage, until she misses being in the house with her family. In the alternate timeline scene in "Time Trap!" in which Rita and Lynn Sr. Loud didn't have kids, the house exterior has several notable differences, such as the various objects usually scattered across it being nonexistent, the back door lacking a doggie door, and being Gray instead of cyan, with the rest of the house exterior colors being likewise generally grayer. First Floor[]The first floor is comprised of the living room, the dining room, the kitchen, and the parents' bedroom. Living room[]  The Living Room has desaturated yellow walls, green carpeting, one window, the front entrance, a coat stand, a grayish blue couch and armchair, a coffee table, a television set that includes a DVD player and a video game console, and the chimneys fireplace, which, has several family pictures on top of it. It is connected to the Dining Room, the second Floor by a staircase in front of the entrance, and Rita and Lynn Sr.'s room. In "Time Trap!", the room has grayish orange walls, gray red carpeting, a dark grayish blue couch, a white armless chair, a circular gray coffee table, a large potted plant, and a gray fireplace. According to Lincoln in "The Sweet Spot", the couch has a "sweet spot" (i.e. best place to sit), similar to Vanzilla. Dining room[]  The dining room has grayish green walls, green carpeting, two windows, a bookshelf, the loud family trophy case, and a long white cloth covered table capable of Hosting 13 + chairs. It is connected to the kitchen in living room. Initially, as depicted in "A Tale of Two Tables", only those considered adults would eat the family supper meal there, with those considered children eating in the kitchen. For unknown reasons, this is no longer the case. In "Time Trap!", the room has grayish red orange walls and carpeting, and dark grayish blue curtains. Kitchen[]  The kitchen has yellow walls, a black and white checkered floor, two windows, the back and basement entrance, several cyan colored cabinets, a fridge, a oven stove, sink, dishwasher, refrigerator, and a small table where the youngest members of the Loud family used to eat, alongside Lily's highchair. It is connected to the dining room, the backyard, and the basement. Rita and Lynn Sr.'s room[]  Rita and Lynn Sr.'s bedroom has pink orange walls, desaturated red carpeting, two windows, a two-person bed with dark magenta sheets and two pillows and two nightstands on either side with identical lamps on them, a large closet used to house their clothes and Lynn Sr.'s tie collection. It is connected to the living room. In "Pipe Dreams", the closet was transformed into a newly designed bathroom, but had to be converted back to normal after being damaged. Second Floor/Hallway[]The second Floor is comprised of a Hallway with yellow and beige walls, a brown wooden floor mostly covered by a red rug, a single potted plant, and the doors to the Bathroom, the Attic, and all the Loud Children's Rooms. In "Time Trap!", the Hallway has grayish white walls, a grayish beige rug, three pictures of Rita and Lynn on the wall between the stairs and Lori and Leni's room, and a mirror on the wall next to Lisa and Lily's room between the door and the corner. Lori and Leni's room[]  Lori and Leni's room has baby blue walls covered in posters, dark blue carpeting, one window, a closet, holiday lights on the ceiling, a dresser, a chair, a sewing machine, with various sewing supplies surrounding it, and Lori and Leni's, blue blanket and pink blanket beds. It is located between the staircase and the bathroom, and is opposite to Luna and Luan's room. As shown in multiple episodes, the Loud kids generally hold their sibling meetings in this room, with the most likely reason being due to it being the largest of their rooms, which isn't filled with mad science experiments, and a nightmarish amount of baby diapers. Following Season 5, Lori only sleeps here when on break from Fairway University, as a result, as shown in "Party Fowl", Leni as begun occasionally sleeping on Lori's bed. Luna and Luan's room[]  Luna and Luan's room has grayish pink walls, dark pink carpeting, one window, a closet, a drum set, amps, a record player, a bean-bag chair, a boxing glove on the wall, a shelf with a whoopee cushion, a fake spider, and fake dog poop on it, a small stage primarily for stand-up comedy, and Luna and Luan's, dark magenta blanket, top, and pink blanket, bottom, double-decker bunk bed. It is located opposite to Lori and Leni's room, and between the bathroom and Lynn and Lucy's room. As shown in "Making the Case", Luan keeps a video collection of her family's embarrassing moments in their closet. Luckily, she does not upload them without her family's permission. Lynn and Lucy's room[]  Lynn and Lucy's room has grayish yellow walls, dark green carpeting, and one window with red and black curtains, which splits the room into two sides, with Lynn's side containing a closet build into the room, pennants on the wall, and a bed with a red blanket, while Lucy's side has a mirror, a writing desk, and a bed with a black blanket and a high frame. It is located opposite to the staircase, and between Luna and Luan's room and Lana and Lola's room. While most likely unintentional, Lucy's side of the room is located next to most of her elder siblings' rooms, while Lynn's is located next to all of her younger siblings rooms. Lana and Lola's room[]  Lana and Lola's room has pink walls, light puce carpeting, one window with lilac curtains, and is divided into two separate areas, with Lana's side containing various hats on the wall, a pile of dirty clothes, a nightstand with a terrarium on top of it, for her various frogs and reptiles, and a brown wooden bed with dark green blanket and bedsheets, while Lola's side has a play kitchen, a tea set and various stuffed animals, a small round table, a fancy pink bed with a draped canopy, and her and Lana's closet. It is located between Lynn and Lucy's room and Lincoln's room, and is opposite to Lisa and Lily's room. In "Time Trap!", the room is a workout studio with gray walls, desaturated dark orange carpeting, a weight rack, a calendar, a flat screen TV, a treadmill, a punching bag, an exercise ball, and the window has blinds instead of curtains. Lisa and Lily's room[]  Lisa and Lily's room has green walls and carpeting, one window, a closet, a desk with various scientific equipment on it, a nightstand with a lamp on top of it next to a bed with a dark green blanket, a small pink rug next to a crib with purple bedsheets and pillow, and prior to Season 5, a changing table. It is located opposite to Lana and Lola's room, and between the staircase and Lincoln's room. As of "The Loudly Bones", Todd also appears to sleep in this room. Lincoln's room[]  Lincoln's room has beige walls, green carpeting, one small circular window, a dresser, mirror, various comic books and action figures (see below for more details), a bookshelf, several posters, a closet clothes rack with several identical clothes and toys hanging on it, and a bed with a brown frame and blue blanket. It is located between Lana and Lola's room and Lisa and Lily's room, and opposite to the bathroom. Several action figures resembling famous fictional characters appear in Lincoln's room, such as a figure that looks like King Ghidorah from the Godzilla movies, a robot toy that looks exactly like Robby from the 1956 film Forbidden Planet, and another one that looks exactly like Mazinger Z from the manga of the same name. Lincoln's room was originally a large closet, which conveniently, had a window. In "Space Invader", and "House Flip", Lincoln was forced to share his room, with Lynn and Lucy, and Flip, respectively. Bathroom[]  The Bathroom has beige walls, green carpeting, blue-gray walls, a black-and-white checkered floor, two small windows with the sink between them, a toilet, a shower, and a towel closet. It is located between Lori and Leni's room and Luna and Luan's room, and opposite to Lincoln's room. In The Really Loud House, there is a sign reading "KNOCK". Attic[]The Attic is comprised of exposed wood, two exposed light bulbs, a part of the chimney, and various old objects such as games, boxes, an old-fashioned television set, Lynn Sr.'s old camera, a cardboard box full of hand-me-downed clothes, and Lincoln's homemade coffee mugs. It has no windows. It is accessible by climbing a fold-up ladder through a door in the center of the hallway. Basement[]The Basement is comprised of inconsistently colored walls and floor, one exposed light bulb, Cliff's scratching post, the radiator, the fusebox, and a single consistently depicted window above the washer, dryer, and a sink, on the wall on which the entire kitchen is located above. It is accessible by a staircase located behind a door in the kitchen. Before El Diablo, Lana had another snake, who unfortunately died in the far back corner of the basement.[2] When viewed from outside, the basement appears to only have one window, located next to the garage, despite being consistently depicted with multiple windows. Inhabitants[]Temporary inhabitants[]
Trivia[]
  Do you see the barbershop and church in this picture?
Gallery[]References[]
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