It’s unclear whether this was a private guest room or a shared space, but what remains suggests it served as both at different points in time.
Graffiti and marker scrawl across the yellow walls, a rare intrusion in a building that has otherwise remained untouched. Vintage furniture still sits where it was left, including a red bucket chair, a mid-century armchair, and a mirror propped casually against the skirting. Some of the upholstery is torn, but much of it is still intact, holding the kind of shapes and textures that would stop an upholsterer in their tracks. The open door leads to the northern balcony, where filtered daylight spills across the carpet.
Whatever this room once was, it feels like the last place someone lingered.
This richly layered print is produced with museum-grade giclée inks on archival paper, perfect for interiors that embrace character, story, and quiet nostalgia.