Sounds like a project for the right balance of simplicity and intention. Keep the palette muted, maybe a warm beige or soft gray, and let natural light flow through clean, angled windows. A single statement piece—like a low, sculpted lamp or a minimalist altar—can anchor the room. Use smooth textures, avoid clutter, and make every surface purposeful. That way the space feels like a quiet meditation and a visual masterpiece at once.

Think of a low, tapered wooden pedestal that holds a single glass sphere—its surface refracts light into gentle ripples. The wood could be a warm walnut, polished but not glossy, so it feels solid yet airy. The sphere, slightly larger than your hand, would catch the morning sun and cast soft shadows, creating a breathing, almost breathing light. Keep the base simple, no extra carvings, just a subtle curve that invites the eye to move up and down, like a quiet breath.

That’s the vibe I’m after—no clutter, just a single, serene focal point that breathes with the light. Just remember to keep the base low enough so it doesn’t feel heavy, and choose a glass that’s thick enough to hold its shape but still lets the light play. Simple, clean, and calm.

I’ll sketch it tonight, then render the final version. Keep the room empty of anything that could distract—once the piece arrives, we’ll have a breathing, serene space.