Escalator descends to tiled landing with worn yellow stripes.
An indoor view down a long escalator to a tiled landing. The escalator has yellow safety stripes on the front edge of each step. The stripe is worn off in the center. There is a wider yellow stripe at the bottom of the escalator. The top cap of the left side of the escalator is stainless steel. It has silver discs spread out along the top of it. This wall has a wide gray stripe that is parallel with the angle of the escalator. Above the gray stripe is a cream-colored wall. The cream-colored wall has three circular light fixtures mounted to it. The escalator and wall are angled with perspective from the upper left, slightly downward toward the bottom right. The tiled landing is striped with shiny tile that alternates between a wide white horizontal stripe and a narrower gray one. The overhead lights reflect in the tile. A round lit light fixture is mounted in the ceiling over the end of the escalator. Another round lit light fixture is mounted onto the wall to the left of where the escalator ends.