Photorealistic wide establishing shot of a lived-in contemporary Western European family apartment living room, production design for a premium live-action streaming family comedy, shot on a full-frame cinema camera, 28mm lens, eye level, straight verticals, natural perspective, cinematic 16:9, no people. The home of a specific middle-income family, not a showroom. High ceiling, tall double windows with sheer linen curtains and heavier drapes pulled unevenly aside, a soft-focus European courtyard outside. Natural oak floorboards with subtle wear, warm pale sage matte walls, simple solid door trim and baseboards. Centre: a low, deep three-seat sofa in textured oatmeal linen, slightly lived-in, a rumpled knit throw, a big faded light-blue star-shaped plush cushion against the left armrest and one terracotta linen cushion on the right seat; clear walking space behind and in front of the sofa. Left third: an open doorway into a slightly dimmer hallway for depth (a pair of small kids' sneakers by the door); a low oak bookcase with real books of varied spines; a sage linen armchair with a floor lamp with a fabric shade (switched on) and a small side table with a mug and a phone charging cable. Right third: a low oak storage cabinet with mostly closed doors and a few open cubbies with board games, one well-loved stuffed animal; a small low white kids' table by the window with an unfinished crayon drawing and scattered pencils; on the wall only one framed child's drawing, two drawings taped up, one family photo; a tall leafy plant in a matte ceramic pot. Foreground: a large faded flatweave rug, slightly off-centre, defining a clear play area with a half-built cardboard spaceship, a few wooden blocks and one big pink floor cushion; generous clear floor so two children and an adult can run and move. Light: warm late-morning sun from the side windows with hard window-frame shadows striping the floor and the sofa, warm amber patches, soft neutral fill so faces on the sofa read well, the hallway a touch cooler and darker. Palette: oak, oatmeal, sage, terracotta, cream with a few cheerful toy colours. Real tactile materials: linen weave, wood grain, ceramic, paper. Avoid: catalog symmetry, toy-store shelving, daycare look, identical framed drawings, hotel grey, glossy CGI, fisheye, curved walls, uniform orange cast, text, logos, watermark.
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