現代フランスのリビングルーム：簡略化されたモールディングとアーチの再解釈

Render a Taiwanese living room that borrows classical French detailing but strips it back to essentials. Panel the walls in flat recessed rectangles with very slim shadow-line mouldings — no ornate profiles, no carving — painted in a soft warm off-white with a matte finish, so the panelling reads as rhythm rather than decoration. Cut one wide arched opening with a generous radius through to the dining area, its reveal painted the same colour so it reads as a shape cut in a solid mass. Lay a light oak floor in a classic herringbone pattern. Furnish with a curved sofa in cream bouclé, a pair of caned armchairs, and a round marble coffee table on a fluted plaster base. Add a simplified plaster fireplace surround with no mantel ornament, holding two candlesticks. Hang a modern sculptural chandelier of frosted glass rather than crystal. Include a large gilt-framed mirror leaning against the wall. Show soft daylight through full-height linen curtains. Photorealistic, elegant and light, eye-level wide view.