"Minimalist and serene architectural design of a house inspired by traditional Japanese Zen aesthetics, presented as an illuminated architectural model. The house is constructed with smooth, white acrylic walls adorned with small, round perforations, allowing soft beams of light to filter through and create a gentle play of light and shadow across the surface. The perforations are spaced evenly, casting intricate patterns of light that shift and change, adding a dynamic yet tranquil feel to the scene. The structure is modeled with clean, precise lines, illuminated from within to enhance its geometric purity. The acrylic walls, with small round holes, add texture and depth to the otherwise smooth, glossy surface. Light radiates softly from within the house, spilling through the perforations and casting warm, ambient light on the surrounding area. The small windows, framed by thin wooden slats, also glow with a soft, inviting light, while the gently sloping roof with traditional Japanese eaves contributes to the simplicity and harmony of the design. Inside the model, minimalist details such as tatami mats and simple wooden furniture are represented with precision, enhancing the Zen-inspired aesthetic. Shoji screens diffuse the light, creating a quiet, peaceful atmosphere. The entire model is illuminated in such a way that the glowing light from within contrasts with the surrounding white space, highlighting the subtle beauty of the design. The background is stark white, creating an empty, clean canvas that further emphasizes the model’s illuminated form. The floor is smooth and flat, resembling a wet surface, with reflections of the house and its features subtly mirrored in the moisture. This wet floor adds a layer of visual interest, reflecting the structure's light and enhancing the ethereal, peaceful quality of the scene. The white backdrop and wet floor combine to create a serene, minimalist environment where the house itself becomes the focal point, evoking a sense of quiet contemplation and harmony."