The primary backdrop of Puso's home consists of flat, solid blue walls.Minimalist Decor: The room features very few items, including a single window, a carpet, a nightstand, and a vase of flowers belonging to Puso’s mother.The Black Cat Clock: A notable piece of decor is a wall clock shaped like a black cat with eyes that track back and forth, adding to the eerie, retro 90s-to-early-2000s aesthetic.The Holes (Core Symbolic Feature)The most prominent and disturbing feature of Puso's house is the sudden manifestation of deep holes covering the walls and floors:Appearance: The holes resemble dark, hollow eyes and appear in large clusters across the surfaces of the home.Behavior: They continuously drip or bleed a dark red blood that never drains. In the episode "Cleaner," the holes are implied to make unsettling noises that keep Puso awake at night.Symbolism: Within the series lore, the holes are a manifestation of Puso trying to normalize childhood trauma. They symbolize internal struggle, addiction, and psychological distress. This leads to the chaotic events of the episode "Messroom," where Puso experiences severe hallucinations and pushes his limbs into the bleeding holes, entirely defacing the interior of the house.