ミラー迷宮レストラン：反射が空間を解体する

Design a restaurant where mirror is used aggressively enough to dissolve the room's boundaries. Show full-height antiqued mirror covering two opposite walls so the space repeats into infinity in both directions, its silvering deliberately foxed and clouded with dark speckling so the repetition is soft and dreamlike rather than sharp. Detail the mirror panels as divided by slim dark bronze mullions forming a grid, so the reflections are broken into readable sections. Show a bank of freestanding mirrored columns through the centre of the plan, each with a different tint — smoke, bronze, rose — so a diner sees themselves in three different colours. Detail the ceiling in a dark matte finish so the eye is not doubled upward. Keep the furniture rich and simple, in dark green velvet and dark timber, so the reflections have something worth repeating. Detail the lighting as small warm points that multiply into hundreds. Show evening with the room half full and the crowd appearing to extend forever. Photorealistic, disorienting, bronze and green, eye-level view.