Interior reception corner inside the Gayer-Anderson Museum in Old Cairo, featuring ornately carved antique chairs and settee, a decorative inlaid side table, a Persian rug, and two framed artworks on the wall. A traditional Mashrabiya (مشربية) wooden lattice window dominates the right side, allowing filtered natural light into the stone-floored room. The Gayer-Anderson Museum, housed in two 17th-century Islamic-era houses adjacent to the Ibn Tulun Mosque, preserves one of Cairo's finest examples of traditional Cairene domestic architecture and decorative arts.