"Tranquil and serene architectural design of a house inspired by traditional Japanese Zen aesthetics, featuring white acrylic walls with small, round perforations that allow soft beams of light to filter into the space. The walls are punctuated with subtle, evenly spaced holes of various small sizes, creating delicate patterns of light and shadow that change throughout the day. These small openings add an ethereal quality to the interior, as they cast ever-changing patterns on the floor and walls, enhancing the calm and meditative atmosphere of the home. The house has a low profile, harmoniously blending with its surroundings. The white acrylic walls are smooth and glossy, with small, round holes thoughtfully distributed to maximize natural light while maintaining privacy and intimacy. The small windows, framed with thin wooden slats, offer glimpses of the outside world but remain minimal to maintain the sense of peaceful enclosure. The design encourages a gentle flow of light through the space, emphasizing simplicity and stillness. The roof is gently sloping with traditional Japanese eaves, providing shelter and a sense of protection. Inside, the design is minimalist, with tatami mats on the floors and simple wooden furniture that adds to the quiet elegance of the space. Shoji screens allow diffused light to fill the rooms, while the subtle patterns of light from the small perforations enhance the tranquility of the environment. The house is set in a peaceful, open landscape with a view of the sea in the distance. The expansive horizon and calm waters create a serene backdrop, devoid of any mountains or other large obstacles, allowing the house and the surrounding garden to take center stage. The garden features a koi pond, bonsai trees, and smooth stone pathways, all carefully arranged to foster a sense of reflection, mindfulness, and harmony with nature."