[ARCHITECTURAL FLOOR PLAN — top-down SVG, used as authoritative spatial layout] Below is the top-down floor plan of the apartment encoded as SVG. Use the coordinates and labels to determine the exact positions of rooms, doors, windows, and furniture. The SVG uses meters as units, with origin at bottom-left, +x rightward, +y upward (north up). [RENDER INSTRUCTIONS] Photorealistic cinematic interior background of a Korean two-room rooftop apartment (투룸 옥탑방), pale daylight, no people, single static frame, 35mm film grain, eye-level wide angle. Camera is positioned in the LIVING/KITCHEN room near the front entry side, looking diagonally toward the back where the kitchen counter and the two interior bedroom doors are visible. Visible in this view: ONE television on a low wooden stand against the left wall (single TV — do NOT add a second TV); kitchen counter with stainless sink in the middle of the back wall; small window with thin curtain to the right of the sink; wooden dining table with two or three chairs in the center floor; the closed interior door to the main bedroom (안방) at the upper-right; the closed interior door to the daughter's bedroom (수리영 방) on the right wall further forward. DO NOT show interior of bedrooms or bathroom — only the living/kitchen room is in this frame. The apartment is one rooftop apartment, NOT a multi-floor or multi-unit building. Material/lighting: dirty plaster walls in muted yellow-gray, worn wooden floorboards, low ceiling with a single bare bulb fixture, pale daylight from the small back window, soft warm tungsten ambient, dust in the air, damp domestic shadows, uneasy stillness, muted blue-gray and washed yellow palette. Match the spatial layout described in the SVG above EXACTLY for furniture positions, door positions, and window positions. Do not invent additional furniture or doors. Render as a single photorealistic eye-level cinematic frame from the camera position described in the prompt above (NOT a top-down view).