A collage of various cut-out elements from commercial graphics used to create a bizarre interior scene. The walls are decorated with computer circuit boards and there are two windows depicting exterior scenes; one showing a tank the other showing a crowded scene of people in a refugee camp in Africa (probably Ethiopia or Somalia). Hamilton's work 'Just what is it that makes today's homes do different, so appealing' hangs on the wall to the right whilst General Idea's AIDS poster hangs on the left of the room. Standing at the right of the room is a female bodybuilder holding a 'Stop Children' sign. In the middle of the room there is a table upon which there is a microwave and a plate of fish fingers. To the left of the image there is a man sitting at a desk and working with various pieces of computing and telephone equipment. Beside this is a statue of a caricature of Margaret Thatcher upon a plinth inscribed with the name of the artist 'Jeff Koons'. Hanging from the ceiling is a light fitting in the form of a planet.