The image depicts the facade of a building in Ciherang, Indonesia, designed with Dutch architectural elements

The image depicts the facade of a building in Ciherang, Indonesia, designed with Dutch architectural elements. The central structure is primarily constructed of red brick, accented by light-colored stone quoins along its vertical edges. The ground surface directly in front of the building is blue. At the ground level, a set of large, dark red double-leaf wooden doors serve as the main entrance. These doors feature a decorative pattern of small, light-colored studs forming diamonds, with a larger stud at the center of each diamond. Above the doors, a large, dark-framed bay window projects outwards, comprising multiple glass panes that reflect the sky and reveal interior elements such as tables and chairs. Above the bay window, three round windows are horizontally aligned in the brickwork. Higher on the stepped gable, a single, tall, narrow rectangular window is centrally positioned. Four dark-colored, wall-mounted light fixtures are visible on the facade: two flanking the bay window at mid-height, and two positioned higher on either side of the narrow rectangular window. To the left, a portion of an adjacent white building with horizontal multicolored stripes and a dark downspout is visible. To the right of the central brick structure, an evergreen pine tree stands next to an arched, dark-framed window set into a lower brick section of the building. Below this window, green climbing vines cover a portion of the wall, and a light-colored wooden gate with a distinctive chevron pattern is positioned at the lower right. The scene is illuminated by bright, natural light from a clear sky. No individuals are visible.