Beetle Love is a large, white house located in the province of Antwerp, Belgium. The exterior features a central balcony and multiple windows, and the structure is surrounded by overgrown vegetation, including bushes and trees. The interior is in a state of significant disrepair, characterized by peeling paint, chipped plaster, and holes in both the ceilings and floors. Windows throughout the building are broken or boarded up, some still featuring yellow curtains. The floors consist of concrete or worn wooden planks and are covered in dust, dirt, rubble, and cobwebs. Inside the house, various rooms contain abandoned furniture and personal items. There are wooden cabinets with missing doors, beds, a sink, and several chairs, including white chairs and wooden chairs with cushions. A wooden desk remains with an open book, a picture frame, and a small box scattered across it. Multiple sewing machines are found on tables in different areas of the home. The building also includes a wooden attic or loft space with a sloping roof and exposed rafters. One room contains a rusted metal door, while others feature tattered rugs and urns. Large windows allow natural light to filter into the dilapidated spaces, casting shadows across the debris and neglected rooms.