Stir-Fry Kitchen & Light Meal Island: A Two-Stage Kitchen

Illustrate the two-part kitchen arrangement common in Taiwanese homes, where heavy wok cooking is separated from the open living space. Show an open light-preparation area with an island facing the dining and living room — a sintered stone top, an undermount sink, a dishwasher, an induction hob for light cooking, and stools on the far side. Behind it, render a fully enclosed wok kitchen separated by a large sliding glass door in a slim dark frame, currently half open. Detail the enclosed kitchen with a powerful hood over a gas range, stainless steel worktops and splashback, easily washable tile, a floor drain, and its own window with an extract fan. Make the reason legible: the enclosed room contains the heat and grease, while the open island keeps the social connection. Show the glass door track recessed into the ceiling and floor flush. Include a tall larder unit and a coffee station on the open side. Bright daylight in the open area, warmer task lighting in the enclosed kitchen. Photorealistic, wide eye-level view from the dining side.