Minimalist Haven
An incredibly lifelike, richly detailed, photorealistic wide-angle shot of a minimalist "Recharge Zone" designed as a functional study and faculty lounge. The scene is illuminated by a combination of soft, diffused ambient lighting from a rice paper floor lamp and a general flush-mount fixture, creating a calm and inviting atmosphere. Captured with a wide-angle lens, emphasizing the organic sanctuary (Japandi) style with its warm, functional, and tranquil aesthetic. The $3.5 \text{m} \times 5.67 \text{m}$ space is meticulously zoned: the entrance at the bottom wall leads into a clear $1.5 \text{m} \times 1.5 \text{m}$ traffic area, a classroom entrance opens on the left wall, and the top right corner houses the "Wet Core." This core features a compact, $0.9 \text{m} \times 1.5 \text{m}$ toilet cubicle, with a "Shared Console" joinery piece made of matte walnut adjacent to it. This console, approximately $1.2 \text{m}$–$1.5 \text{m}$ wide, boasts a deep rectangular, undermount gunmetal sink and a high-arch matte black gooseneck faucet, with drawers for toiletries to the left and a dry cabinet hiding a mini-fridge and kettle supplies to the right. A round, wood-framed mirror hangs above. Zone B, the focus area, is defined by a floating desk and an ergonomic chair along the left wall's upper section. Zone C, the lounge, is situated on the right wall, featuring a mid-century style loveseat in oatmeal linen, complemented by a small round side table. The walls are a warm off-white, and the flooring is a durable light oak luxury vinyl tile, with matte black hardware used throughout for accents. A tall potted snake plant stands in the bottom-left corner.