The living room featured bright colored walls and bookshelves.
The bag looks like it’s the coin bag of a bus ticket collector. That might even have been the case, who knows.
The mattress has disintegrated.
A closer look at the bag. If somebody proves my theory right or wrong, please give a shout.
All fun and games. Lottery tickets, a game,candy papers and cassettes.
All rooms are dark and messed up. I have no idea where I am anymore.
There is a matching couch to the chairs? I love it!
An independent warehouse from the 1990’s. The company still operates in two locations.
Somebody loves chocolate. Under the table is a magazine with former Swedish foreign minister Anna Lindh on the cover. She was murdered in 2003, which is probably why she’s on the magazine cover.
A foldable bed. The amount of paper in this house is really amazing. The owner must have been a keen reader.
That bottle of booze has ended up here after the house has been abandoned. How do I know this? It was a brand new thing back in 2008, when I was 19, drank a bottle on the beach of my home town and ended up flying out of a bar after vomiting.
An opening to the basement but no stairs. This is a new thing for me.
Heading back to the hall. Let’s see, what is behind that door.
Stairs. And the door had a lock. Which might actually mean, that there were originally two apartments in this house.
This might explain the two entrances to the white house I couldn’t manage to enter, which I wrote about a few posts back.