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The image shows two pool tables, one with blue felt and one with red felt, both in various stages of completion. The tables are rectangular and have legs made of metal. The blue felt table is in the top left corner of the image. The red felt table is in the bottom left corner of the image. The blue felt pool table has a metal frame. The red felt pool table has a wooden frame. Both pool tables have balls on them. In the bottom right corner, a modern, curved fireplace design made from metal and glass. It has a small fire burning within. The fireplace is resting on a base made of chrome plated steel. The text above the fireplace reads: "Fire it up! Eckmart fireplaces are an innovative, simply breathtaking tribute to visionary Australian design. Shaped and meticulously few-technically, given the Fire Company top designers' skillset, resulting in a unique feeling of comfort. The fireplace is made from ride pressed plywood, and the stainless steel. The body of the fireplace is outer surface is finished in stitched leather. It comes in a range of colours black, white, camel, chocolate and red. It sits on a chrome plated round base. In 2005, Eckmart fires were awarded for being the most popular innovation at the New York Interior Design Awards. For more information visit www.thefirecompany.com." The text beneath the pool tables reads: "The veritable table In 1960's New Orleans, Eugene Chevillotte sold his horse-drawn cart to found a business that supplies recreational elements to cafes. Billiard tables became astoundingly popular and, as such, became the company's speciality. Chevillotte's Vertables brand is now celebrating its first year in the region by launching new finishing and colours for their fest lining. They have also added extra options for the rails in aluminium colours, genuine leather garnishing, exotic wood veneering, and lacquers. Funky, vibrant, and downright cool, these will be the talking point of any design savvy location. For more information visit www.chevillotte.com/en or call 050 514 1429." The coordinates provided (latitude: 24.914, longitude: 67.098) correspond to a location in Karachi, Pakistan. There is no indication that these images were taken in Karachi, Pakistan.
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