"Tranquil and serene architectural design of a house inspired by traditional Japanese Zen aesthetics, featuring white acrylic walls with small, circular holes that allow soft beams of light to filter into the space. The structure maintains minimalist lines and a harmonious balance with nature, emphasizing simplicity, lightness, and the connection between interior and exterior environments. The house has a low profile, blending seamlessly into the surrounding valley, with a panoramic view of the sea beyond. The walls are made of smooth, pristine white acrylic, designed with small, perfectly round perforations that create delicate patterns of light as they filter into the interior. These small apertures enhance the play of light and shadow, fostering a tranquil atmosphere. The windows are intentionally small, framed with thin wooden slats, allowing only limited views of the surrounding natural beauty. The roof is gently sloping with traditional Japanese eaves, further contributing to the sense of shelter and simplicity. Inside, the space is open and airy, with tatami mats covering the floors and minimalist wooden furniture that complements the calm atmosphere. Shoji screens allow natural light to filter softly into the rooms, while the subtle interplay of light and shadow, created by the perforated walls, enhances the meditative quality of the interior. The surrounding garden and landscape reflect Zen principles, with a koi pond, carefully placed bonsai trees, and smooth stone pathways that connect the house to the tranquil valley below. The valley opens to the distant sea, where the expansive view of water and mountains merges with the serenity of the garden, creating a perfect retreat for reflection, mindfulness, and a deep connection to nature."