Among the guest rooms of the Terminus Hotel, this one retained the most furniture, each piece worn but still in place.
A red hallway runner lies stretched across the carpet, likely repurposed from elsewhere in the building. A small dresser, bedside table, and open wardrobe line the edges of the room, offering a glimpse into what was once a lived-in space. The wallpaper differs yet again, this time with a playful blue-and-white print that stands out against the pale green walls of adjoining rooms.
It’s a patchwork of styles and remnants, as if this room had one last attempt at comfort before everything was left behind.
Printed with archival pigment on museum-grade cotton rag paper, this image invites closer inspection of the layered textures that define forgotten interiors.