I think that my grandmother must have been there! It looks like she draped several of the many afghans that she crocheted - always in a flamestitch pattern on the furniture.

Is it a restaurant or a club? Each chair has a pub table. What's on the pillows?

Wonder who the girl is in the art?

Gizmo, you are a hoot. I know I have said it before.

Maybe the girl in the picture is the owner, who needs a sofa that long for her long legs. Really, look at where her bottom is where her feet are.

I’m trying to figure out the anatomy of the girl in the picture...and if she is wearing anything other then the velvet bolero ? (Often, phone screens are just too small.)

Maddielee, now that you put it that way, I think her legs are just normal length. I thought she was leaning forward and her bottom was almost to the back of the chaise. Now I see her bottom close to the front of the chaise and that she’s leaning back, not forward.

They look like illustrations of skeletal monkeys

I was going to say monkey bones.

Bet that upholsterer had fun getting all of that to line up properly.

Not Ken Fulk

https://www.instagram.com/p/CPBdjXEAdsC/

"A banquette upholstered in flame-stitch jacquard fabric and fringed chairs, all of Spinocchia Freund’s own design, furnish the home’s underground bar. The artwork, Hotel, Moscow, Room, is by Erwin Olaf."