Minimalist Stone Restaurant: Single Stone, Proportion, and Restraint

Design a restaurant of extreme restraint, built from one stone. Show a single pale limestone used for floor, wall cladding, the bar mass and the tabletops, all in the same honed finish so the room reads as one quarried material, with the only variation coming from the natural fossil bedding within the stone. Detail the proportions as the entire design: a room with a considered ratio of height to width, wall panels set out on a strict module, and a horizontal joint line running unbroken around the room at exactly the height of the bar top. Show the openings as full-height slots with no visible frames. Detail the only other materials as a single dark bronze used for the door pulls, the foot rail and the slim table edges, and an off-white linen on the seating. Show the lighting as almost invisible — a soft even wash with no visible source and no strong shadow, keeping the stone flat and calm. Include very few objects. Show daylight. Photorealistic, austere, pale stone and bronze, eye-level view.