"Intérieur à Maloja" is a pencil drawing by Alberto Giacometti depicting an interior space in the Swiss Alpine village of Maloja, where the artist spent formative time. The work exemplifies Giacometti's characteristic linear style, with delicate, precise pencil marks constructing architectural forms and spatial relationships that convey both the physical environment and a sense of psychological introspection. Like much of his graphic work, the drawing balances representational clarity with an underlying anxiety about perception and the difficulty of capturing presence on paper.