The image displays the interior of a gardening utility structure, a shed or greenhouse, located in the city of Anderlecht, Belgium

The image displays the interior of a gardening utility structure, a shed or greenhouse, located in the city of Anderlecht, Belgium. The structure's walls are constructed from light-toned oriented strand board (OSB), bearing visible printed text. The ceiling is formed by translucent corrugated panels, permitting sunlight to illuminate the space and cast distinct shadows. Wooden structural beams are visible supporting the ceiling. The floor consists of exposed earth, intermixed with organic debris and sparse green vegetation. Numerous gardening tools are systematically stored within the area. On the left, several long-handled tools, including a broom with a yellow head and red handle, lean against the OSB wall. To the right, two wooden wall-mounted racks organize an array of shovels, spades, and pitchforks, all possessing long wooden handles. The central rack additionally holds smaller hand tools. A prominent circular mirror, or possibly a window reflecting an interior, is affixed to the right section of the OSB wall, showing a reflection of a room containing a wooden table and chairs. Further right, more long-handled tools, including various rakes (one with a red head) and additional shovels, are arranged within another wooden rack and propped against the wall. A large, rectangular metal frame lies on the ground in the foreground, adjacent to other scattered tools. All implements exhibit signs of use, consistent with their function. No individuals are present within the scene.