东方当代：格栅、留白与线性光

Render a contemporary Taiwanese interior in an East Asian design language that avoids literal traditional motifs. Build the room from vertical timber louvre screens in a warm mid-toned wood, spaced at a consistent rhythm, used as partitions, as wall linings and as a filter in front of a window — never as decoration applied on top of something else. Balance them with large areas of deliberately empty wall and floor, letting the void carry as much weight as the objects. Add a single continuous recessed linear light tracing the junction between wall and ceiling, drawing one clean line around the space. Include a low stone-topped console, a slim ceramic vessel, a single branch arrangement, and a floor cushion — few objects, generously spaced. Show a dark stone floor with a honed finish reflecting the louvres faintly. Keep the palette to warm wood, off-white plaster, dark stone and one muted ink tone. Show soft directional daylight through the louvres casting fine parallel shadows across the floor. Photorealistic, calm and disciplined, eye-level view.