You close a door to a disheveled room no larger than 10 ft by 10 ft and convince yourself and others that everything is fine, actually, by chanting "Everything is fine," for the duration of the casting time. After casting the spell and reopening the door, an illusion portrays the room in a pristine state for the duration of the spell—scattered objects are seemingly reorganized, cosmetic damage to the walls and furniture is removed, etcetera. Any attempt to physically interact with the room reveals the illusion, but all creatures without truesight viewing the room from outside believe it to be in serviceable condition.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 3rd level or higher, the dimensions of the room you can cast the illusion on increase by 5 ft for each level of spell above 2nd.
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