The image displays the interior of an open, light-colored wooden cabinet, functioning as a home bar, located within a private residence in Tel Aviv, Israel

The image displays the interior of an open, light-colored wooden cabinet, functioning as a home bar, located within a private residence in Tel Aviv, Israel. Above the cabinet, a dark-colored bust, resembling a Buddha figure, is centrally positioned. To its left, two clear glass shot glasses stand on a surface, with a dark, shallow bowl behind them. A thin, dark metal rod extends from the bust to the right, with a small, dark, bell-shaped object suspended from it. Inside the wooden cabinet, approximately 30-40 bottles of spirits and liqueurs of various sizes and fill levels are densely arranged on the bottom shelf. Identifiable brands include Cointreau, Yuzu, Gordon's London Dry Gin, Aperol, Bacardi, Absolut Vodka, Glenfiddich (12-year-old), Napoléon, and others. A black rectangular box labeled "GRAHAM'S PORT SELECTION OF FINEST PORTS," containing four miniature bottles, is prominently placed on the bottom shelf towards the front. Bar accessories are interspersed among the bottles. A tall, dark metal stirring rod or muddler is vertically positioned in the center. A small red cylindrical object, possibly a jigger, is visible on the left side. A metal fixture, likely a bottle opener, is present near an Absolut Vodka bottle. Bundles of slender sticks, some yellow and some red, are clustered on the right side. The upper internal section of the cabinet features wooden racks designed to hold stemware, though no glasses are currently suspended from them. The cabinet's construction shows visible wood grain and knots.