Moroccan Restaurant: Geometric Tiles, Carvings, and Light Shadows

Design a restaurant in a Moroccan language, dense with pattern and filtered light. Show the lower walls in zellige mosaic — small hand-cut glazed tiles in deep teal, ochre and white forming a complex interlocking geometric field — capped with a carved plaster frieze of arabesque relief above. Detail the upper walls in a warm tadelakt plaster, polished to a soft sheen. Show horseshoe arches with carved cedar screens set within them, and a coffered cedar ceiling painted with fine geometric patterns in muted red, green and gold. Detail the lighting as pierced metal lanterns hung at varying heights, throwing intricate patterns of light and shadow across every surface — the shadows being as important as the fittings. Show low seating: built-in banquettes with heavy embroidered cushions and low brass-topped tables. Detail a central courtyard visible through an arch with a tiled fountain and citrus trees. Show early evening with lanterns lit and patterns dancing on the walls. Photorealistic, dense pattern, teal and ochre, eye-level view.