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You might be right. Considering the way the lamp is casting light on the wall... the wall must be flat behind it...
Ah, I figured it out. Immediately right of the door frame, I was thinking the door casing had a very wide prominent molding around it. But going by the second picture, the molding should actually be a very skinny fluted molding, which you can just barely make out if you look at the very top of the picture. But the shades and shadows were making the door frame molding and the door frame's wall look like one piece and not seeing any indication of a corner in the room until we move far enough right to get to that vertical shadow cast by the drapes.
So the space between the door frame and the corner of the room looks to be about only 8 inches, which explains why the lamp shade could cast a shadow over the inside of the door frame, and why the combo unit would be placed so far forward to intrude into the door's walking area.
Told you it was a weird picture.
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