This image depicts the interior of a commercial establishment in Meknes, Morocco, likely a workshop or print shop, characterized by multi-level design and specific equipment

This image depicts the interior of a commercial establishment in Meknes, Morocco, likely a workshop or print shop, characterized by multi-level design and specific equipment. In the left foreground, a large, dark grey industrial machine, identified as a laser cutter or engraver, is prominently displayed on a black base. Its translucent dark-tinted lid is partially open, revealing an orange top panel and a work area with small, red/pink, cut-out shapes on a grid surface. The central and left walls, along with a vertical pillar on the right, are covered in a realistic brick-patterned wallpaper featuring shades of brown, orange, and grey. Above the laser cutter, a mezzanine level is visible, secured by a dark wooden balustrade with square spindles. Below this balustrade, a white panel with an intricate black, tree-like or organic cutout design is mounted. A long, bright fluorescent light strip is affixed horizontally beneath this decorative panel, providing direct illumination. On the upper right, a plain white wall displays several items: a large, three-dimensional orange letter "R" is centrally located, with a white and red "trodat" stamp machine positioned beneath it. Below the stamp, a vertical series of five circular white signs with red borders and black numbers (100, 90, 80, 70, 80, from top to bottom) are arranged. To the right of these, a collection of framed or mounted graphic designs, including a gold patterned rectangle and textual elements, is visible. Part of a large black letter "S" is visible to the right of the orange "R". In the right foreground, a staircase descends, enclosed by frosted glass railings with metal supports. The steps appear light-colored. The armrest of a black leather chair or seating unit is visible at the bottom right corner. The flooring consists of light-colored tiles. No individuals are present in the scene.