The Haramlek (women's quarters) room inside Gayer-Anderson Museum, located adjacent to the Ibn Tulun Mosque in Sayeda Zeinab district, Cairo. The room displays a collection of antique Islamic-era furniture including low wooden tables, ornate chairs, a brass hanging lantern, a decorative Mashrabiya (traditional wooden lattice screen), and traditional Egyptian decorative pieces arranged on a red carpet over a stone-tiled floor. Gayer-Anderson Museum, housed in two historic 17th-century houses known as Bayt al-Kiritliyya, preserves a significant collection of Islamic decorative arts and period furnishings reflecting traditional Egyptian domestic life.