Captured in an evocative double exposure, the room feels alive with motion and layered meaning. The camera's flash sharply illuminates the bold design details, while the second exposure introduces a ghostly blur of someone moving, creating an artistic tension between clarity and fluidity. The interplay between the two layers feels cinematic, as if the room is in constant transition. The richly upholstered ikat-patterned sofa becomes the anchor of the space, its bold reds, greens, and blacks radiating under the flash, with the hand-embroidered pillows displaying intricate botanical and animal motifs. The blurred figure stretches across the scene, a shadowy imprint of someone passing through, their motion leaving behind a sense of life and energy. The walls, though not defined by specific colours, are guided by an aura of depth and sophistication, their surface playing with texture and light, inviting the diffusion model to experiment with moody, tactile finishes that enhance the eclectic richness of the room. The bookshelves, filled with art objects, books, and trinkets, blur slightly in places, as if the objects themselves are vibrating with movement. Light bounces off glass vases, creating rippling reflections, and the plants sway gently in the aftermath of the blurred figure's motion. The coffee table in the foreground holds a stack of design books and sculptural decor, illuminated under the sharp flash but softened by the second exposure, as a ghostly hand traces across its surface, hinting at recent human touch. Rather than prescribing specific wall colours, the walls are envisioned as a canvas for the diffusion model, which will decide their hues. The desired mood is one of luxurious mystery - deep, shadowy tones or smooth, inviting textures that shift with the light, balancing the bold patterns and rich materials in the room. The walls, like the rest of the space, are meant to hold the room together while remaining open to artistic interpretation, creating an atmosphere that is both refined and dynamic, alive with movement and design. In this frame, every detail is alive with both stillness and motion, as though the room itself is breathing and evolving, where colours and textures meld into an artful, ever-changing experience.