魚市場のインテリア：ステンレス鋼、氷、そして濡れた光

Design a Taiwanese fish market hall where the wet, cold and reflective conditions become the aesthetic. Show a run of stainless steel display counters with raised edges, heaped with crushed ice on which fish are laid in graded rows, the ice glittering and dripping steadily into a trough below. Detail the lighting as cool and precise, aimed only at the counters, so the fish read silver and fresh while the aisle stays dimmer — the classic market trick, done deliberately. Show the walls in a large-format pale porcelain tile to full height, wet and reflective at the base, and the floor in a dark non-slip tile falling to continuous linear channels running with water. Detail the overhead as an exposed structure with stainless ductwork and a run of hanging scales and hooks. Show the vendors in aprons and boots working with long knives on thick polyethylene boards. Detail the atmosphere as humid, with faint mist above the ice and reflections everywhere. Show the market busy in the early morning. Photorealistic, wet, cold silver light, reflective, eye-level view.