侘寂餐厅：粗糙、残缺与空的力量

Design a restaurant in a wabi-sabi language, where emptiness and imperfection carry the design. Show walls in a raw earthen plaster with visible straw fibre, uneven in colour and deliberately imperfect at the corners, left unsealed so the surface is matte and slightly chalky. Detail the room as extremely spare: a single long table of a solid rough-sawn timber slab with a live edge and a filled crack, and simple low stools of the same material. Show a single alcove holding one object — a wood-fired ceramic vessel with an ash glaze and an asymmetric lip, holding a single branch. Detail the floor in a dark earthen or stone finish, uneven and softly worn. Show the lighting as one small warm source per table and a shaft of daylight from a high slot, with the room otherwise dim and the corners falling away. Detail the deliberate incompleteness — an unfinished plaster edge, a repaired ceramic with visible gold seams. Keep the palette to earth, ash grey and charcoal. Photorealistic, spare, quiet, earthen tones, eye-level view.