Japanese Warm Living Room: Wood, Linen, and Floor Living

Render a Taiwanese family living room in a warm Japanese-influenced language built for sitting on the floor as much as on furniture. Lay a wide-plank light oak floor with a natural oil finish, and place a low solid-timber coffee table with rounded edges directly on a soft wool rug. Use a low-backed linen sofa in warm greige plus floor cushions in undyed cotton, so the seating height sits close to the ground. Build one wall as a full-height run of pale ash joinery with handleless recessed grips, mixing closed storage with a few open shelves holding books, a record player and a couple of ceramics. Keep walls in a warm off-white plaster. Show a large window with a timber frame and a plain linen curtain, admitting soft diffused daylight. Include real family traces: a child's wooden toy on the rug, a folded blanket, a half-read book face down. Add one large potted plant in a woven basket. Photorealistic, warm and gentle, no hard contrasts, eye-level view.