Tropical Southeast Asian Restaurant: Teak, Rattan, and Flowing Breezes

Design a restaurant in a tropical Southeast Asian language, open and breathing. Show a tall space under a soaring pitched roof of exposed dark timber rafters with a woven bamboo underlining, its ridge fitted with a continuous vent. Detail the walls as largely absent — full-height timber folding screens standing open so the room is effectively a pavilion, with only carved timber panels and rattan screens defining edges. Show the floor in wide dark teak boards, polished by use. Detail the furniture in rattan and cane — peacock chairs, woven pendant lights of varying sizes hung in a cluster, and low tables in solid teak. Show ceiling fans turning slowly on long drops, and sheer white curtains lifting in the breeze at the open edges. Detail the planting as pressing in from outside — banana, heliconia, frangipani — with a few large potted palms brought inside. Keep the palette to dark teak, natural rattan, off-white and deep green. Show late afternoon with warm light raking under the eaves. Photorealistic, airy, warm timber and green, eye-level view.