Staircase descends three steps, turns 90 degrees, and continues downward.
A view from the top of a stairway that extends downward three steps, then turns to a 90-degree angle and continues downward. The steps of the stairway are matte black with a slight shine to them, and the very edge of the steps is lined with silver metal. Beyond the three steps is a small rectangular platform, which then leads to the next steps that continue downward and to the right. Walls surround the stairway, which end at the very top of the frame, leaving less than an inch beyond visible. On each side of the staircase attached to the wall, there are dark metal railings that are very reflective and very angular in shape. The walls are made of off-white panels with a vertical wood grain texture, and hovering them are sheets of smooth, matte gray metal sheets. The sheets are decorative and broken into long, diagonal shard pieces. The wall in front has a long piece running diagonally across it, and a diagonal triangle is cut out of the wall above it where faux leaves and moss have been planted. To the right, there is another smaller section that has been cut away and filled with the faux plants. A small nook has been embedded into the right wall, where more faux plants have been potted. Four small strips of bright white LED lights have been embedded into the edges of the silver shards, which are illuminating the stairway. It is nighttime; however, there is plenty of light illuminating the area.