A towering chocolate dessert display reflects off mirrored walls.
An indoor view is seen of an exaggeratedly tall Christmas tree-shaped dessert tower in a mirror corner. The tower is covered with all the flavors of chocolate made into balls with contrasting drizzles and sprinkles. There are several different sizes of white, milk, dark, pink and even gold-dusted chocolates. The tower sits on a white inverted curve base that is about a quarter of the height of the tower itself. The wall to the right of the tower is made of a mirror that is a little taller than the tower. The wall behind the tower is mirrored at the top and bottom, while the middle is made of shiny, dusty pink opaque glass. The chocolate tree tower reflects off the mirror next to it and behind it. The walls on both sides of the indention have wainscoting detail all the way up, with very pale green accents. Directly in front of the chocolate tower is a pink marble table with a black plastic bussers tub full of small stemless glasses. To the right of the tower is a small space between a green and white piece of furniture, in this space is a black-folded step stool. An overhead light gives light to the area, leaving the tower corner mostly in shadow.