This image depicts the interior of L'Atelier en Ville, a bar and cafe located at Chaussée de Waterloo 510, 1050 Ixelles - Elsene, Belgium

This image depicts the interior of L'Atelier en Ville, a bar and cafe located at Chaussée de Waterloo 510, 1050 Ixelles - Elsene, Belgium. The scene captures a long, dark reddish-brown bar counter extending from the left foreground to the right background, lined with approximately six dark grey upholstered bar stools. The environment is characterized by a blend of classic and modern aesthetics: an ornate, light blue ceiling with intricate plaster moldings and rosettes, contrasting with an exposed silver metallic ventilation duct running horizontally across the upper wall, from which several red rectangular speakers are mounted. A large silver disco ball hangs from the ceiling in the upper left. Multiple potted plants with trailing vines are suspended throughout the space. On the right wall, a distinctive mural portrays a stylized figure with an afro composed of colorful vinyl records. Below it, the bar area features shelves stocked with numerous bottles of various spirits and liqueurs, glassware, and a row of beer taps, including a "HERTIC" (stag's head) branded sign. Two large chalkboards displaying menu items, including "Bières Bouteilles," are mounted on the wall to the left of the mural. A bright, single-bulb lamp illuminates the bar counter from above. On the counter, a large clear jar contains red and white candies. In the left background, an arched doorway leads to an outdoor area. Above this entrance, a flat-screen television is mounted, and two circular white ventilation units are visible. Horizontal fluorescent tube lights illuminate the doorway. Graffiti, appearing to be "Anvers," is visible on the glass of the entrance door. One male individual, dressed in a brown and black patterned long-sleeved shirt and dark trousers, stands near the entrance on the left, seemingly interacting with a mobile phone. Another person is partially visible, seated further back near the entrance on the far left. The bar appears set for service, but no active patron engagement or staff interaction is ongoing.