This image depicts the interior of Khlebny, a café-bar and bookstore located at Khreschatyk Street, 32, Kyiv, Ukraine

This image depicts the interior of Khlebny, a café-bar and bookstore located at Khreschatyk Street, 32, Kyiv, Ukraine. The space exhibits an industrial-chic design with exposed reddish-brown painted ceiling pipes and ventilation ducts. In the foreground, a curved bar counter with a polished white marble top and dark, possibly green or black, tiled front is prominent. The bar's wooden trim shows signs of wear. Three bar stools with varying fabric seats – one patterned in orange/pink/white, one plain pink, and one polka-dotted – are positioned along the counter. The floor is a mosaic of geometric tiles transitioning into a brown herringbone parquet pattern. To the right, a long, curved yellow upholstered bench seating arrangement is visible, fronted by two small white-topped tables, each holding a beverage bottle. Two light green cylindrical ottomans are placed near these tables. Behind the bench, extensive bookshelves filled with books line the wall and extend across a large window. A framed portrait of a male figure in historical attire hangs on a brick pillar between two bookshelf sections. Through the window, bare tree branches and distant urban structures are discernible. On the far left, a dark wooden service counter is visible, along with a large, dark speaker suspended from the ceiling. Further back on the left, a red upholstered booth seating area is partially visible. The overall environment is well-lit, appearing empty of patrons at the time of capture.