Like I said, I like the Seeker Camp, too.
>the fact it's upside-down
>the gears/telescope room
>the whole treehouse vibe and the organic material of the walls
>the fact that Riko has to use the wash basin for relics to bathe and they use crates as impromptu seating
>all these marks of civilization like the curtains and shelving and hardwood flooring interspersed with super-utilitarian or imprivised stuff that literally looks carved out of the wall
>electrical wiring just running along the floor haphazardly, multiple items in the camp with dual-purpose use like the basin or the crates
It feels like it's lively and as though you never really settle down there, but also like it's rwally cozy or homey. Like almost more of a hotel or a place people pass through than a house, but one that's become such a frequented waypoint that it has its own domestic features too. Like it's not enough of a "settle-down" place for them to bolt anything down, except that there ARE characters who call it home.
Riko's ass semi-related but always welcome