Tile to Wood Flooring: Material Transitions and Threshold Detailing

Render a close study of the junction where a Taiwanese apartment's original porcelain tile floor meets newly laid timber flooring, detailed so the transition is flush and clean. Show the tile retained in the entry and kitchen where water and dirt occur, and engineered oak boards in the living and bedroom areas, meeting along a straight line at the edge of the entry zone. Detail the junction with a slim brushed brass flat bar set flush between the two materials, its top surface level with both, rather than a raised threshold strip. Show that the timber has been laid over a levelling layer so both finishes sit at exactly the same height, with no step to trip on and no gap. Include a second junction at a doorway where the line is aligned precisely with the closed door leaf position. Show the two materials clearly in raking light so their textures read — matte tile with fine grout lines, oak with visible grain and a micro-bevel. Include a shoe bench and a floor mat recessed flush into the tile. Photorealistic, low camera close to the floor.