Room AI – Wabi-Sabi Living Room with Sunken Irori Hearth

This Wabi-Sabi living room centers on a sunken concrete irori with a hanging iron kettle, set within rich walnut plank floors. A rustic wood bench spans a fogged picture window, layered with beige linen pillows and throws. Round seagrass cushions and a linen floor pillow provide low seating. Textured off-white plaster walls, a woven table lamp, and a pale ceramic vase of dried grasses soften the space, pairing raw materials with warm, diffused light for contemplative calm.

Colors

warm white plaster walls rich walnut wood tones earthy gray concrete sandy beige textiles natural straw and golden accents

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