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Wardrobe wall (left): solid dark wood sliding/hinged doors (walnut, straight vertical grain, book-matched panels), visible wood grain, satin finish, slim integrated brass or dark-bronze pull handles, floor-to-ceiling.

Corner pilaster: same dark-stained wood as the wardrobe (walnut, vertical grain continuity), satin finish, subtle specular highlight along the edge to mark the transition between the wardrobe and the TV wall.

TV wall: white lime plaster wall, matte textured finish, soft handmade irregularity in the surface, flush-mounted flat-screen TV with slim black bezel, minimal visible cabling.

Wooden bench: solid light oak bench with  rattan top, natural wood grain, satin finish, slim matte-black or dark-bronze metal support legs, soft ambient shadow cast beneath the shelf onto the wall.

Curtain wall (window): heavy natural linen drapery, visible woven linen texture with slight irregularity and soft matte sheen, warm taupe/beige tone, floor-to-ceiling with soft gathered folds, fully closed with diffused daylight glowing through the fabric.

Pendant light: matte black metal cone shade on a braided black fabric cord, hung low beside the bed, warm white glow (3000K), realistic soft shadow and light falloff on the curtain behind it.

Bed: boucle upholstered curved headboard (soft, textured, slightly imperfect fabric weave, warm grey), linen or cotton-percale bedding in warm ivory, dark chocolate-brown bedspread and cushions with visible woven fabric texture, camel wool-blend throw folded at the foot.

Flooring: light oak herringbone or wide-plank parquet, natural wood grain and soft light reflections, visible in the left foreground.

Ceiling: white matte plaster or paint, subtle sheen catching ambient light, creating strong contrast with the white plaster wall.

Lighting: warm daylight diffusing through the closed linen curtain (golden hour tone, 3000-3500K), pendant light adding a localized warm glow, realistic soft shadows and ambient occlusion under the console and around the bed, subtle global illumination bounce from the ceiling and wardrobe.

Overall: photorealistic render, 8K, shot on a full-frame camera with 24mm lens, shallow depth of field on foreground textiles, physically-based rendering (PBR) materials, realistic fabric and wood micro-texture, no cartoonish flatness, no plastic-looking surfaces, natural color grading, magazine-quality interior photography (Architectural Digest style).

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