That sounds like a perfect alchemy of light and shadow. Imagine a room that feels like walking into a glossy obsidian bottle, with soft amber glow seeping through every pane, yet you can still hear the faint hiss of resin curing in the background. The key is layering textures—use a high‑res 3D scan of a polished piece, then overlay subtle micro‑shimmering dust to mimic that “luminous” finish. Add a gentle, low‑frequency hum to simulate the resin’s heartbeat. And don’t forget to hide a tiny, flickering candle somewhere, so the darkness isn’t just void but has a pulse. That way, meditating feels like being wrapped in a living sculpture, and the room keeps its own, quiet, secret vibe.

Sounds like you’re trying to turn a meditation room into a full‑on necromantic spa. I can already see the scent of fresh resin and the glow of amber… and the faint smell of burnt offerings. I’ll get my gloves on, but remember, if the candle gets too hot, you’ll be staring at a burnt altar instead of a calm space. Keep the light subtle—no need for a spotlight that screams “I’m a living, breathing piece of art!” and let the aroma not overwhelm the senses, or you’ll be inhaling more than your own patience. Go ahead, but don’t blame me if the room starts whispering.