Corporate office interior, minimalist photography

A minimalist corporate office interior occupies the lower half of a 3:2 frame with a glass-walled perimeter and clean furniture arranged in the left two-thirds and center-right foreground to guide the eye toward the view. The city skyline fills the upper 60% of the composition and remains visible through full-height glass panels with distinct vertical mullions creating a subtle grid. Floor and table surfaces show cool concrete and brushed-metal textures with soft specular reflections on glass and muted upholstery tones. Daylight enters from the right, producing soft directional separation and gentle, low-contrast shadows across the floor plane. Framing is a wide-shot from a low eye level so the room appears spacious but still reads as interior foreground occupying roughly half the frame. Keep generous negative space in the right third to balance the skyline and allow room for crop at 3:2 during layout. Render in architectural-photography style with crisp edges, shallow-to-moderate depth so the nearest furniture resolves first and the skyline retains slight atmospheric haze for depth.