南洋度假宅主卧：纱幔、木百叶与微风

Show a Taiwanese master bedroom in a tropical resort language. Set a low solid teak platform bed with a simple slatted headboard, dressed in crisp white cotton with one indigo bolster. Hang a sheer white mosquito-net canopy from a slim ceiling track, gathered loosely to one side rather than closed. Fit the window wall with adjustable dark timber louvre shutters, currently half open, throwing broad horizontal bands of light and shadow across the floor and up the bed. Keep the floor in a warm honed stone or wide dark timber. Add a woven rattan armchair with a linen cushion, a small carved timber side table, and a large potted palm in the corner. Hang a slow-turning ceiling fan with dark timber blades. Keep the walls in a warm off-white lime plaster with a slightly uneven hand-applied texture. Include a folded sarong on the bed end and a glass carafe on the bedside. Show late-afternoon light through the louvres. Photorealistic, warm and breezy, eye-level view from the door.