コレクション展示住宅リビング：トラック照明とギャラリーウォール

Render a Taiwanese living room designed primarily to display a collection. Keep three walls entirely white with a matte museum-grade finish and no skirting — the plaster running straight into a shadow gap at the floor — so the walls read as gallery surfaces. Recess a slim black track into the ceiling carrying adjustable spotlights, currently aimed at two large abstract canvases and one sculpture on a plain white plinth. Keep the furniture deliberately low and unobtrusive so nothing competes: a long low sofa in pale grey, a slim glass coffee table, a single leather lounge chair. Lay a pale micro-cement floor with a soft matte finish that does not reflect the artwork. Build storage entirely as flush handleless white joinery indistinguishable from the wall. Show controlled lighting — bright focused pools on the art, dim everywhere else, no daylight glare thanks to a sheer blind on the single window. Include one book stack on the floor as the only sign of daily life. Photorealistic, gallery-like and precise, eye-level view.