The main living space is open concept with sight-lines between the seating, eating, and working areas. This space is comparable to that of a loft apartment rather than a dorm room. The first thing that stands out about Captain Picard’s quarters is the size. What keeps this room from getting an even lower score for comfort is the presence of personal items including a potted plant. And what is with that weird rectangular pillow? Also, orange is not the calming color you would expect in your bedroom. Kirk’s bed appears to be only marginally more comfortable than the beds in sickbay - at least in sickbay you get a blanket. The first is the complete lack of windows - even tiny college dorm rooms have one window! The second is the bed. The comfort of Captain Kirk’s quarters gets a low rating for a few reasons. If I was Captain of a starship I know I would want to be able to have a midnight snack without leaving my room. The main drawback for me was the lack of access to food in the quarters. There is a computer, communication system, desk, chairs, built in drawers, and a closet/bathroom. Kirk’s quarters have most of what a Starfleet officer needs. By subscribing to the Star Trek newsletter, which may include personalized offers from our advertising partners, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data collection and usage practices outlined in our Privacy Policy.
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