Photorealistic interior of a contemporary fast-casual restaurant with wood tables, a green bench, and an open kitchen.

Interior of a small contemporary fast-casual restaurant in Marseille, eye-level view from just inside the entrance, 35mm. A long pale ash wood counter runs down the right side toward an open stainless steel kitchen at the back — clean, no fryer, no clutter. Behind it, a flat cream wall floor to ceiling carrying an aligned grid of small menu lines in deep forest green, each with a thin horizontal bar split into three proportional colored segments, reading like a precise data dashboard, text blurred and illegible. To the left, warm white matte lime plaster wall with pale ash two-seat tables and light wood chairs. A continuous deep forest green upholstered bench along the far wall, the only strong color in the frame. Pale polished concrete floor. Three low brass and opal pendant lamps over the counter only, warm 3000K. Full-height frameless clear glass frontage behind the camera flooding the room with hard Mediterranean daylight, long sharp shadows raking across the floor. Empty, calm, generous negative space. Architectural interior photography, Hasselblad medium format, natural light only, restrained contemporary Mediterranean minimalism, warm white cream pale ash brushed steel forest green palette only, soft shadow gradients, muted film grain, 8k --no text, letters, logos, people, tropical, neon, dark wood, plants, clutter, HDR, oversaturated --ar 3:2 --style raw --v 7 Voir plus