The image depicts an interior scene looking through a partially open, ornate wooden double doorway into a grand reception room within the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall) in Brussels, Belgium

The image depicts an interior scene looking through a partially open, ornate wooden double doorway into a grand reception room within the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall) in Brussels, Belgium. In the foreground, the two halves of the rich brown wooden double doors are visible, each featuring multiple recessed octagonal panels. The panels contain detailed carved motifs of a bee. The floor immediately in front of the doors has a multi-colored mosaic tile pattern. Beyond the doorway, the grand room is illuminated by both natural light from tall windows on the left and artificial light from an ornate, multi-branched brass and green chandelier suspended from a high, domed ceiling featuring intricate white plasterwork and moldings. The walls are pale, with classical architectural elements such as pilasters or columns. Against the far wall, a white marble bust is displayed on a pedestal. Several round tables with dark tops are arranged across the polished wooden parquet floor, which has a distinctive decorative inlaid border. Around these tables are multiple chairs or seating units upholstered in a bold black and white abstract geometric pattern. Some tables hold small, clear glass items, possibly flutes. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted within the static scene.