Parametric Timber Living Room: Gradient Curved Grille

Render a Taiwanese living room dominated by a digitally fabricated timber surface. Build one wall and part of the ceiling as a continuous array of vertical timber fins, each fin a slightly different depth and angle so the assembly reads as a smooth flowing curve even though every piece is straight. Show the fins in a warm mid-tone oak, spaced about 40 millimetres apart, with the gaps revealing a dark recessed backing so the surface reads as light and shadow rather than solid mass. Detail the fins meeting the ceiling with a continuous curve rather than a corner. Keep everything else calm and secondary: a dark honed stone floor, plain white plaster on the remaining walls, a low grey sofa, a simple stone table. Light the fin wall from a concealed strip along its base so the shadows deepen upward. Show soft daylight from a side window raking across the fins to reveal the progression of depths. Photorealistic, the timber surface as the clear subject, eye-level view at an angle so the curve reads.