An interior room in Claude Monet's house in Giverny, France, is depicted

An interior room in Claude Monet's house in Giverny, France, is depicted. The walls are covered in a light-colored wallpaper featuring a repeating pattern of intertwining branches with small white and reddish-pink flowers and green leaves. A dark, ornate mirror with a black and gold frame is centrally positioned above a dark, possibly black, mantelpiece. On the mantelpiece, from left to right: a vintage-style oil lamp with a clear glass chimney, a red glass reservoir patterned with white flowers, and an elaborate silver-colored metal base is situated. A black power cord extends from the lamp's base. In the center, a potted Phalaenopsis orchid with multiple pink blooms and green leaves rests in a white ceramic pot adorned with delicate orange and green bird and floral motifs, sitting on a matching saucer. To the right, a pink, somewhat iridescent vase with a flared rim and base, featuring subtle decorative patterns, completes the display. The mirror reflects parts of the room opposite, including a light-colored piece of furniture (possibly a bed or chest of drawers) and a partial reflection of an individual or draped object in the lower left quadrant of the mirror. Several framed pictures are also reflected within the mirror: one depicting a man with a white beard and hat, and another showing a landscape or building. To the right of the mirror, on the wall, a gold-framed painting of yellow flowers in a vase alongside fruit is hung above two smaller, darker-framed photographs. The upper photograph appears to show two individuals in period clothing.