Geometric Frame Living Room: Iron Square Frames and Colored Blocks

Render a Taiwanese living room composed from slim steel frames and flat colour blocks, in a graphic contemporary language. Build a black steel grid structure as the room's organising device — a full-height framework of 30-millimetre square sections dividing one wall into an irregular grid of rectangles, some filled with clear glass, some with a solid panel in a saturated colour, some left as open voids. Keep the surrounding walls plain white so the grid reads as drawing. Lay a polished micro-cement floor in pale grey. Furnish with a simple modular sofa in a strong flat colour — mustard or deep teal — a tubular steel side table, and a round rug. Add one wall painted as a large flat colour block with a hard-edged boundary that deliberately cuts across an architectural element rather than aligning with it. Show even bright daylight from a large window, minimal shadow, high clarity. Keep everything graphic and precise, more like an axonometric drawing made real than a cosy room. Photorealistic, crisp and colourful, eye-level view.