interior of a historical building, possibly a barn or storage area

interior of a historical building, possibly a barn or storage area. The location is the Eindhoven Museum in Eindhoven, Netherlands, as this site houses historical reconstructions. The dominant feature is a row of animal hides, possibly cow or other livestock skins, hanging along a wall. The hides display various colors and patterns - including brown, white, black, and patched patterns - and are draped over what appears to be a padded or filled backing in a reddish-brown color. The structure of the building is visible, consisting of rough-hewn wooden posts and beams forming the walls and roof. The roofing material appears to be thatched or constructed from natural materials. There is a window visible in the distance, allowing some natural light into the space. The general atmosphere is rustic and suggestive of an agricultural or historical context.