This image depicts the interior of a tiled bathroom, commonly found in residential properties across Indonesia, including Bandung City

This image depicts the interior of a tiled bathroom, commonly found in residential properties across Indonesia, including Bandung City. The primary feature is a rectangular, built-in water reservoir or "bak mandi," filled with water, positioned in the lower-center of the frame. The interior of the reservoir is lined with light green-grey tiles. A dark, possibly metal, pipe runs horizontally along the back wall, supplying water via a simple L-shaped faucet; a red valve is visible on the pipe near the faucet. The walls are covered with light-colored, likely white, ceramic tiles with dark grout lines, extending upwards from the reservoir. On a tiled ledge to the left of the reservoir, a pink plastic water dipper (gayung) is partially submerged in the water. To the right, on a similar tiled ledge, rests a bright red plastic bucket, equipped with a light-colored wooden handle or bar spanning its rim. No individuals are present in the scene. The overall environment appears functional and typical of a modest Indonesian bathroom.