An image displays a Pilea peperomioides plant, commonly known as a Chinese money plant, positioned prominently in the foreground

An image displays a Pilea peperomioides plant, commonly known as a Chinese money plant, positioned prominently in the foreground. The plant features numerous rounded, dark green leaves, some exhibiting lighter green or yellowish mottled patterns where light penetrates. It is contained within a white cylindrical pot filled with dark brown soil, from which several small green shoots are emerging. The main stem of the plant is supported by thin black stakes. To the immediate left, a portion of a second plant with dark red, possibly velvety, leaves is visible within a dark pot. To the right, part of a third plant, identifiable as a variegated Sansevieria trifasciata 'Hahnii' (bird's nest snake plant), with stiff, pointed green and yellow-green leaves, is visible in a white pot. The plants are situated indoors, near a window or balcony, overlooking a cityscape under an overcast sky. The background reveals multiple multi-story residential buildings, primarily light-colored (beige/grey), with one building featuring reddish-orange balconies on its upper floors. In the distance, towards the right, a distinctive white-domed or curved roof structure, identified as the Siemens Arena, is clearly visible. This specific landmark confirms the location as the city of Vilnius, Lithuania. A dark-colored railing, likely part of a balcony or window frame, is present in the mid-ground, separating the immediate interior space from the outdoor vista.