オープンファイア・レストラン：唯一の光源としてのキャンドルライトと炭火

Design a restaurant lit by real flame alone. Show each table carrying three tapered candles in simple brass holders, a recessed niche along one wall filled with a wall of pillar candles, and an open wood-fired grill at the far end throwing a shifting orange glow across the whole room. Detail the artificial lighting as almost nothing — a barely perceptible wash at floor level for safety and a slightly brighter spot over the pass. Show the consequences honestly: faces lit from below with soft warm shadows, the ceiling and upper walls dissolving into complete darkness, the room reading as glowing islands separated by shadow. Detail the finishes to work at this level — dark limewashed walls that absorb, a black timber floor, and polished brass and glass that catch and multiply the flames. Include diners as half-lit faces and silhouettes, and the grill flaring as a chef works it. Photorealistic, very low key, orange against near-black, eye-level view.