biomimicry caf and dining hall in a palliative care center same layout and camera angle keep the long glass curtain wall on the left with daylight and trees outside keep the tables chairs and people in the same positions faceted feature wall on the right becomes a sculptural cellular wall inspired by river stones and cracked dry riverbed patterns in cream and sand lime plaster panels with soft rounded edges separated by recessed light oak seams keep the faint flowing water imagery subtly embedded in the panels ceiling keeps the hexagonal honeycomb panels in light oak frames filled with preserved moss flowing in an organic cluster across the ceiling like a canopy geodesic pendant lights become woven rattan and light oak lanterns inspired by seed pods and radiolarian shells glowing warm replace exposed brick with cream lime plaster teal back wall becomes a living green wall of ferns and trailing plants tables in light oak with rounded live edge tops chairs in light oak with sage and oatmeal linen seat cushions floor in warm light oak or honed sand colored stone indoor trees in large clay planters between table groups muted earthy palette of cream sand sage moss green and soft clay calm welcoming restorative gathering space for patients families and staff photorealistic architectural rendering soft diffused natural daylight with dappled light
