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Edit this sauna/spa interior: completely remove the large floor-to-ceiling glass window on the right side. In its place build a solid, windowless wall finished with the same vertical wooden slat cladding (thin oak-toned wood battens/reeds) that is used on the adjacent walls, matching the grain direction, tone, spacing and rhythm of the existing slats so the new wall blends seamlessly with the surrounding walls and the corner where the heater stands. Rebuild the lighting for a room with NO daylight — remove all bright natural light and soft shadows that previously came from the window. Light the space entirely with warm artificial interior lighting: keep and emphasize the warm hidden LED cove strip glowing under the ceiling perimeter and the ceiling reveal, add a gentle warm ambient glow across the wooden slat walls, subtle wall-wash highlighting the vertical slats, and soft warm illumination on the round wooden sauna heater filled with grey stones. The frosted glass door on the left should now glow with a soft warm backlight rather than daylight. Balance overall exposure to a cozy, dim, warm-toned atmosphere consistent with an interior lit only by artificial sources — no cold blue tones, no bright window light, no daylight reflections on the grey stone floor. Keep everything else identical: the wooden slatted ceiling, the warm cove lighting detail, the frosted glass door with vertical handle on the left, the round wooden slat heater with stones and the water drop feature above it, the curved wooden bench in the foreground with the woven basket of leaves, and the grey stone tile floor. Preserve realistic materials, reflections and perspective. Photorealistic architectural interior render, high detail.
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