照明器具のないレストラン：光はすべて構造に隠されている

Design a restaurant lit entirely by architecture, with not one visible light fitting in the room. Detail every source as swallowed by construction: a continuous slot where wall meets ceiling washing the plaster downward, a hidden channel behind the banquette back throwing light up the wall, a concealed strip under the bar overhang lighting the floor and the bartender's hands, and a fine line within every shelf reveal. Show the result as soft, layered and shadowless at eye level, with brightness landing on surfaces rather than on people. Detail the ceiling as one clean unbroken plane — no downlight, no track, no grille — the absence being the whole point. Keep the palette to warm plaster, pale oak and honed stone so the light reads as texture. Allow a single candle per table as the only visible flame. Show evening with a full room. Photorealistic, seamless, warm and even, eye-level view across the room.