梁の包み込み手法：梁下の間接照明と収納の統合

Show how a large downstand beam crossing a Taiwanese apartment living room has been absorbed into the design rather than merely boxed in. Render the beam enclosed within a wider ceiling element that extends well beyond the beam's actual width, so the result reads as a deliberate band rather than a lump — the extra depth on each side used for a recessed cove throwing indirect light up onto the ceiling, and for concealed curtain tracks along the window side. Show the band continuing down one wall as a full-height storage volume, so the beam appears to be the horizontal arm of a single Z-shaped move. Keep the remaining ceiling flat, clean and as high as possible, with the contrast making the room feel taller than it is. Detail the storage in a pale oak with recessed grip grooves and a floating open shelf at eye level. Furnish with a low sofa beneath the beam line and a rug. Warm indirect lighting plus daylight from the window. Photorealistic, wide eye-level view that shows the beam band, the cove glow and the storage as one gesture.