Contrasting Color Bistro: Complementary Colors Clash in the Same View

Design a bistro built on deliberate colour collision. Set a hot coral-pink against a deep bottle green in roughly equal quantity, applied in large confident blocks rather than as accents — one full wall and the ceiling in green, the opposite wall and the banquette in pink, meeting at a hard vertical line with no transition and no trim. Detail a third colour, a burnt orange, appearing only in small doses: the chair frames, the pendant cords and a stripe on the bar front. Show the floor in a chequer of the two main colours in glazed tile, laid diagonally. Keep every form simple and unfussy so the colour does all the work — plain benches, plain tables, plain cylindrical pendants. Detail the light as bright and slightly cool so the colours stay punchy rather than muddied. Include a full room where the diners' clothing reads as neutral against the walls. Show midday. Photorealistic, graphic, high-chroma, eye-level view.