The image shows a room with dark wood paneling and ornate gold and blue decorations. The walls have blue panels with gold designs and white accents. Two tall, narrow mirrors are on the right wall. A white couch with gold trim sits against the right wall. Two chairs with blue cushions and gold frames are in the foreground. A small table with a marble top and gold candlesticks is against the left wall. The ceiling has a marble design with bronze statues of people. The floor is made of dark wood parquet. The room appears to be a boudoir from the Hotel d'Hocqueville in Rouen by Fixon Firm.
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- 701 × 893 px
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