A front-angled view of many small, thick white designs of plants on the corner of an interior design magazine coming from the right side. The sides of the magazine are large and square, with a horizontal line of yellow and black diagonal lines connecting them along the bottom edge of the wall. Each small plant has a small green vase mounted to the top. The rest is in a brown color, and the leaves have been carved to look like some sort. The table where the magazine is placed is a tall round stand with four legs that give it a few points. There is one small cup that hasn't been carved out, which is pointing towards the top right of the image, and the next one is pointed to the top left. The end ends of the room behind and to the left of the table has a blue circle painted on it. These circle feature the same circles because they are angled to the upper left. Behind the wall is a section of walls made of beige walls. The walls present are smooth, there is light brown grout line between the gaps between each space.