Many Asian cukes are long and some are vary shades of white. Not many OP's come to the US tho. Kitazawa which vend Japanese seed here carry mostly hybrids. There are two Korean Cucumbers available in the USA (Evergreen seed) that look like your photo. White Sun and Silver Green ( both however are hybrids)

I don't know how may different ones now. I have about 20 different ones now. Some are tiny house plants sold in lots of stores now. Like the overseas hybrids; And the most popular house plants now; And this fancy hybrid with square leaves; All staying mostly small under one foot that can easily be kept as house plants. And there are those hardy to minus 10 below to keep in northern gardens. (must be kept dry thru winter).

That looks way too flimsy and unexpected. That equals spilled items. A nice, large tray or end table would make a much better place to set a drink.

It seems cluttered, but it also seems fairly clean. That makes me think of what happened to us when we sold our last house. Our agent made an appointment to measure the house. The house was clean and straight, but because I thought he was only measuring I was doing laundry. I had a laundry basket on a kitchen stool when he arrived. When I noticed him taking a few pictures he assured me he would be back out for more pictures and not to worry about the laundry basket. Sure enough, he used the pictures from that day including a picture or two with a laundry basket. This was years ago before using a professional photographer was common. It's possible the owner was not expecting pictures that day. When I worked as an agent I always warned buyers about what to expect in tenant situations. I live in a college town with lots of student rentals. The things I've seen (and smelled occasionally) would fill a book or two. None compared to the owner occupied house I listed from a referral. There was literally animal feces sitting on the living room floor, a health hazard kitchen, and bathroom that hadn't been cleaned in years and other junk everywhere. The day a group of agents did toured a house owned by a single professor was memorable. We knew the owner was a single guy, but a pair of women's underwear was on a couch cushion.