"Minimalist and serene architectural design of a house inspired by traditional Japanese Zen aesthetics, rendered in the delicate style of ink and watercolor. The house is illustrated with fine, precise black ink lines, depicting smooth white acrylic walls adorned with small, round perforations. These small holes allow soft beams of light to filter through, creating a gentle interplay of light and shadow across the surface. The ink lines are sharp and clean, capturing the intricate details of the structure, while the watercolor wash adds depth and fluidity to the piece, enhancing the tranquil and ethereal atmosphere. The perforations in the walls are delicately represented with ink, casting subtle patterns of light and shadow on the floor and walls. The small windows, framed by thin, elegant wooden slats, glow with soft light, while the gently sloping roof with traditional Japanese eaves is rendered in delicate strokes, evoking simplicity and harmony. The watercolor background is a soft blend of light tones, emphasizing the fluidity and transparency of the design. Inside the house, minimalist tatami mats and simple wooden furniture are sketched in fine ink, with watercolor accents that bring a sense of warmth and peacefulness to the interior. The shoji screens are lightly tinted, allowing the light to filter through and creating soft shadows that further enhance the quiet, meditative atmosphere of the space. The entire illustration is set against a clean, white backdrop that contrasts with the soft watercolor hues, highlighting the illuminated form of the house. The floor is painted with a slight wet sheen, rendered in subtle washes of gray and blue, creating the appearance of a reflective, wet surface. The combination of ink and watercolor brings the architectural model to life with a sense of serenity and balance, inviting contemplation and a connection to nature."