An interior shot depicts a retail display or cafe section located in Givatayim, Israel

An interior shot depicts a retail display or cafe section located in Givatayim, Israel. A four-tier shelving unit constructed of polished metal stands against a wall covered in small, light beige square tiles. The upper wall transitions to a textured, light-colored plaster finish. On the topmost shelf, several potted plants are arranged, including a large leafy plant in a dark green ribbed pot, a smaller plant resembling a Staghorn fern in a terra cotta pot, and another dark green ribbed pot containing diffuser sticks. The second shelf displays two silver Moka pots of different sizes, three books (identifiable titles include "How to Taste Coffee" and "The Coffee Book"), and two small potted plants in ceramic containers. The third shelf features a black-framed sign titled "HOUSE BLEND," accompanied by a small dark cylindrical item and eight light brown kraft paper bags labeled "HOUSE BLEND Malben." The bottom shelf functions as a stainless steel countertop for a two-door metal cabinet. Upon this surface rests a stack of vintage vinyl records, some in clear plastic sleeves and bearing the Columbia Records label, alongside a vintage-style turntable and receiver combination unit with a clear plastic dust cover, a silver faceplate, and wooden side panels. A dark-framed window is visible on the far left, and a small white rectangular sensor is mounted on the adjacent tiled wall. High on the upper left wall, a metallic speaker or vent grille is affixed. The scene contains no human subjects or active interactions.