This image depicts the interior of a residential room, likely a living area or salon, characteristic of homes in Fez, Morocco

This image depicts the interior of a residential room, likely a living area or salon, characteristic of homes in Fez, Morocco. The room features light yellow, textured walls above a band of decorative white plasterwork molding, which sits atop a lower section tiled with light beige, marble-patterned ceramic tiles. The ceiling is white and incorporates traditional Moroccan architectural elements: a central recessed area with a simple, exposed light bulb suspended by a wire, and a surrounding ornate white plaster relief in the shape of an eight-pointed star. A smaller, triangular plaster ornament is visible in the upper right corner. A fluorescent tube light fixture is mounted on the left wall near the ceiling. Along two walls, an L-shaped banquette sofa (sedari) is upholstered in a greyish fabric with a subtle pattern. Coordinating square cushions in a blue and black animal print or abstract pattern with yellow piping are arranged on the banquette. The floor is covered with a blue rug featuring a repeating geometric pattern in gold or yellow. In the foreground, a round table is covered with a white tablecloth featuring a floral pattern of red, orange, and green leaves and flowers. Objects on the table include a clear plastic water bottle, a clear glass partially filled with liquid, an open, ring-bound notebook or journal, a small white pouch, several pens, and a dark plastic bag containing granular material. No individuals are present in the scene.