Create a 3D render of a café coworking space named 'El Café de Beatriz.' The dimensions are 3.50m wide, 8.60m long, and 3m high. The space has no windows, except for large glass entrance doors at the front and two internal doors at the back (one on the left leading to the bathroom and one on the right leading to the kitchen). The design should maximize the use of artificial lighting to create a warm and inviting atmosphere that captures attention and encourages people to enter, stay, and consume. Front Section: A café area featuring a display case for pastries and baked goods near the entrance, with comfortable seating for customers. Highlight the display with elegant lighting to showcase the artisanal products, made by women supported through a foundation called 'La Casa Taller de la Mujer.' Include subtle branding elements to connect the space to its story. Middle Section: A coworking area with a long bar-style workspace along one wall. Equip this area with comfortable seating, power outlets, and task lighting suitable for remote work or casual meetings. Back Section: Two doors—one on the left leading to the bathroom and one on the right leading to the kitchen—integrated seamlessly into the design for a cohesive look. Design Concept: Combine contemporary and nostalgic elements to honor the memory of Beatriz. Use warm tones, natural materials (wood, brick, and plants), and inspirational decor reflecting the community-driven and artisanal origins of the products. Ensure the space feels open and uncluttered despite its narrow layout, using mirrors or strategic design elements to give the illusion of depth. Lighting: Since there are no windows apart from the glass doors at the front, prioritize a layered lighting system with pendant lights, recessed lights, and accent lighting to create a cozy yet vibrant atmosphere. Ensure the lighting draws attention to key features like the display case and coworking zone."