洗練されたオリエンタル茶室：シンメトリーとシルクのような光沢

Design a tea salon interior in the manner of André Fu, calm and quietly symmetrical. Compose the room on a central axis: a pair of matching fluted timber screens flanking a central niche that holds a single ceramic vessel lit from above. Line the walls in a silk-textured wallcovering in a pale oatmeal with a faint sheen that shifts with the light. Set round marble-topped tables with slim bronze bases, surrounded by low armchairs in a dusty rose bouclé with curved backs. Detail the floor in a pale stone with a fine bronze inlay marking the axis. Hang a series of frosted glass pendants in a straight line down the centre. Add a display cabinet of bronze and glass holding tea canisters and porcelain. Keep the palette to oatmeal, pale bronze, dusty rose and smoked oak, with no strong contrast anywhere. Light softly and evenly from concealed coves plus the pendants. Show soft afternoon daylight through a sheer curtain. Photorealistic, elegant, calm and feminine without being decorative, eye-level view down the axis.