Zen Japonês
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An incredibly lifelike, richly detailed, photorealistic architectural photo capturing a serene summer midday. The scene is illuminated by bright, natural sunlight, casting subtle shadows and creating a tranquil and balanced Japanese Zen atmosphere. Captured with a wide-angle lens, emphasizing the minimalist, uncluttered, and harmonious design of this multi-story house. The exterior showcases smooth, pale stucco walls contrasted with flowing, curved balconies clad in warm, natural wood, evoking a wabi-sabi aesthetic. These balconies gently spiral upwards, featuring slatted wooden screens that add subtle texture and privacy. Extensive glazing allows for views into the interior, revealing sparse, low wooden furniture and hints of indoor plants arranged on uncluttered surfaces. The building's organic form is complemented by surrounding minimalist landscaping, including a manicured patch of green grass and two delicate trees with light green foliage. A simple, dark wooden fence with vertical slats follows the gentle curve of the property, neatly delineating it from the neutral-toned, textured ground. The overall impression is one of calm, simplicity, and a deep connection with nature, as if a page from a photography book showcasing contemporary Japanese living.