Maison Gramophone is a decaying house in Antwerp. Entry reveals a large room, possibly a former chapel or auditorium, with a high, vaulted ceiling. Significant decay is evident: peeling walls, water damage, missing ceiling panels, and debris covering the floor. Hazards include unstable floors and scattered rubble. Notable features include a damaged chandelier, broken pews, a decayed organ, and possibly religious statuary. Stained glass windows are present but often broken or boarded up. The overall condition is one of severe neglect and abandonment.