Interior view of the dining room in the Gayer-Anderson Museum, located in Islamic Cairo (Al-Qahira Al-Islamiyya) adjacent to the Ibn Tulun Mosque. The room displays a circular antique wooden dining table surrounded by classic chairs, framed paintings on cream walls, Persian rugs, and two mashrabiya (مشربية) wooden lattice windows characteristic of traditional Cairene domestic architecture. The Gayer-Anderson Museum, also known as Beit Al-Kiridliyya, is a restored 17th-century historic house preserved as a museum of Islamic and Oriental decorative arts.