Above the sofa hangs a mesmerizing photograph of the aurora shimmering across the night sky above the Saskatchewan River, a scene so vivid it seems to hum with silent music. Ribbons of green light sweep and curl overhead like celestial silk caught in a gentle current, their glow reflected in the dark, glassy water below. The river appears almost motionless in the image, mirroring the sky’s brilliance so perfectly that it blurs the boundary between earth and heavens. Faint stars scatter across the background, subtle yet sharp, adding depth to the composition and drawing the viewer deeper into the stillness of that captured moment. The surrounding shoreline, rendered in shadowy silhouettes, frames the spectacle without distracting from it, grounding the ethereal display in a sense of place and solitude. Hung above the sofa, the photograph transforms the room into a sanctuary of calm wonder, its cool tones and soft radiance lending a peaceful atmosphere that seems to quiet the mind. Guests often find themselves pausing to take it in, their eyes tracing the flowing arcs of light as though watching them move in real time. The image feels less like décor and more like a window into a distant northern night, where the air is crisp, the world is hushed, and the sky performs its luminous dance. Beneath it, the sofa becomes a front-row seat to that silent spectacle, inviting anyone who sits there to drift, reflect, and imagine standing beside the river under a sky alive with color and light.