This image depicts a corner of a kitchen located in Opava, Czechia

This image depicts a corner of a kitchen located in Opava, Czechia. The central subject is a white, freestanding Mora 210 T gas stove, positioned against a tiled wall to the left and a plain wall to the right. The stove's white metal back panel is in an upright position. On the stovetop, two of the four burners are active. A stainless steel pot containing water is situated on the rear left burner, with a blue gas flame visible beneath it. On the front right burner, a dark-colored pot with a transparent glass lid and a brass-colored knob contains a reddish-brown substance, likely food, with visible condensation on the lid. A dark brown handle extends from this pot towards the viewer. The stove's front panel features five black control knobs. The tiled backsplash on the left wall consists of a checkerboard pattern of solid beige and light yellow square tiles, with the yellow tiles featuring a brown floral design. Above the tiles, the wall is a light, discolored yellow with visible stains or peeling paint. A white electrical outlet or light fixture with exposed wiring is mounted high on this wall. The wall to the right of the stove is painted a uniform grey. Affixed to the upright back panel of the stove are a quilted, light-colored pot holder and a metal ladle hanging from a hook. To the immediate right of the stove, a light-colored countertop is visible, upon which two knives with dark handles are placed. A small, light-colored wooden shelf is partially visible in the upper right corner, holding indistinct items. No individuals are present in the scene.