The image depicts the interior of Yawa Coffee, located at 57 Rue Saint-Maur in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, France

The image depicts the interior of Yawa Coffee, located at 57 Rue Saint-Maur in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, France. The scene is brightly illuminated, featuring a white ceiling with embedded spotlights and white walls. Two prominent, rough-textured support columns, appearing to be concrete or natural wood, extend from floor to ceiling; their capitals are ornate and reddish-brown. The central column is heavily adorned with extensive dried or artificial foliage, including various leaves, vines, and branches. On the left wall, a large, light-colored wooden menu board displays beverage options in both French and English, including "EXPRESSO," "LATTE," "AMERICANO," "CHAI," "JUS ORANGE," and "JUS GINGER CURCUMA." Below the menu, a section of a white or light-colored counter is visible. The right side of the image features a large, dark-framed window offering a view of an external Parisian street. Through the window, an orange awning with the reversed text "YAWA" (part of "TAKE AWAY") is visible. Below the awning, additional signs include "IMMOBILIER" (real estate) and a green circular logo with the text "GEDIS." Exterior architecture consistent with Haussmannian buildings, featuring light-colored stone and balconies, is also visible. Behind a counter area in the mid-ground right, two individuals, presumed to be cafe staff, are partially visible. One person, wearing a dark shirt, is observed with their head down, actively working at a station that includes an espresso machine or similar equipment. Another individual, also in a dark shirt, is partially obscured further to the right. Wall-mounted shelving behind the counter holds an array of jars, bottles, stacked cups, and copper-colored decorative items.