A staircase leads up to a clock on a stark white wall.
A view looking up from a staircase at a stark wall of another staircase. A thick dark brown metal handrail rises from the bottom left corner of the image towards the right. The end of this left handrail curves down, but still points toward a stark white wall with a clock on it. The clock is a simple analog design with a white face and black numbers and hands. Across the bottom of the image, to the right of the handrail, is the top step of the front staircase. The step is a gray and brown tile that looks like wood grain. The staircase is framed with heavy, thick dark brown metal. From beneath the center of the right edge, a second staircase rises toward the top left corner. This staircase's dark brown metal framing is very wide. Another thick dark brown metal handrailing is attached to it. Another stark white wall is in the top right of the frame. Once the railing reaches the top landing, it makes another turn. With perspective, it looks like it goes up and out of the top of the frame in the top left corner.