Warm-Stone Radial Vault

Create a square straight-up architectural photograph from the geometric center of a fictional classical-and-baroque-inspired interior. Build four warm-beige stone wall segments that curve inward toward a vaulted ceiling. Organize the ceiling as a radial field of hexagonal coffers, then connect it to layered cornices and eight fluted pilasters. Add restrained invented relief figures and abstract botanical motifs in shallow carved panels; do not reproduce a real monument, sacred narrative, artist, or protected artwork. Preserve consistent stone thickness, load-bearing transitions, repeated joints, and one central vanishing point so the space reads as plausible architecture rather than a warped kaleidoscope. Send exactly one strong warm light beam from an unseen upper opening across one quadrant, forming clean geometric highlights while soft reflected fill retains detail in the other three quadrants. Use a wide lens with controlled distortion, visible stone pores, chisel variation, and no people. Present period vocabulary as design inspiration, not a historical attribution. No real building claim, fake restoration, impossible unsupported vault, religious symbol, logo, inscription, symmetry break, extra light beam, pure-black shadow, text, or watermark.