Pastel Patisserie: Low-Saturation Color Blocks and Arcs

Design a pastry shop in a palette of chalky pastels, soft enough to feel edible. Compose the room from large blocks of pistachio, butter yellow, powder blue and a dusty rose, each colour occupying a whole architectural element rather than being sprinkled around — one arch in pistachio, the counter mass in butter, the ceiling in powder blue. Detail every form as rounded: arched openings, a counter with a fully radiused front, curved bench backs, circular mirrors and bullnose edges everywhere, with no sharp arris in the room. Show the finishes as matte micro-cement with a faint hand-applied variation, so the colours read as pigment rather than paint. Detail the display as the only high-gloss element — a curved glass cabinet with brass edges holding rows of pastries. Show soft even daylight from a large window with a sheer curtain, keeping shadows gentle and colours pale. Include a few customers. Photorealistic, soft, chalky pastel, eye-level view.