This image captures an interior scene, identified as part of the Hotel d'Angleterre in Geneva, Switzerland

This image captures an interior scene, identified as part of the Hotel d'Angleterre in Geneva, Switzerland. The focal point is a dark red, vertically textured wall adorned with approximately 45-50 decorative ceramic plates. These plates are arranged in an offset grid pattern and predominantly feature black-and-white designs, many in the distinctive style of Piero Fornasetti, depicting variations of a woman's face. Other plates display textual elements (e.g., "ASSIETTE VOLANTE," "DRINKING"), graphic patterns, or stylized objects like a guitar, with some incorporating gold accents. Five modern pendant lights hang in the foreground, suspended from a white ceiling by thin wires. Each light features a clear glass shade, some with an inverted bell or trumpet shape, and gold-toned metallic fixtures. The white ceiling itself contains multiple illuminated recessed spotlights, casting distinct circular light patterns and reflections across its surface. The scene is static, with no individuals, actions, or interactions present.