梁压床的化解：床头墙与梁的错位

Illustrate a Taiwanese bedroom where a structural beam runs directly above where a bed would naturally sit, resolved by moving the bed rather than fighting the structure. Render a thick upholstered headboard wall built out from the original wall by around 35 centimetres, positioned so that the bed head sits clear of the beam and the beam instead lands over the headboard volume itself. Show the headboard as a full-width padded panel in a warm oatmeal fabric with fine vertical channelling, topped by a slim timber shelf holding books and a small lamp, with a concealed light strip washing the wall behind. Detail the beam above as a clean plastered band, its face aligned flush with the front of the headboard build-out so the two read as one continuous plane. Show the bed with linen bedding, low bedside units, and a window to one side with sheer curtains. Keep the palette calm — oatmeal, pale oak, soft white, muted green plant. Warm low lighting plus soft daylight. Photorealistic, eye-level view from the foot of the bed.