Nordic Restaurant: Light Wood, Wool, and Low-Angle Light

Design a restaurant in a Nordic language, built around scarce light and tactile warmth. Show pale ash and birch used throughout — wall cladding in a fine vertical board, a floor in wide light boards, and furniture in solid pale timber with slim tapered legs. Detail the walls in a soft chalky off-white with a hint of grey, and one wall in a muted sage. Show the textiles as heavy and honest: chunky wool throws over bench backs, sheepskins on chairs, linen curtains that puddle slightly on the floor. Detail the ceramics and glassware as visibly handmade with matte glazes in muted tones, displayed on open shelves. Show the lighting as many small warm sources rather than one — candles on every surface, low pendants in white opal glass, and a floor lamp with a paper shade — creating layered warmth against a dim exterior. Detail a large window showing a cold blue winter afternoon with low horizontal sun. Keep the palette to pale timber, off-white, sage and wool grey. Photorealistic, warm within cold, eye-level view.