Strategy room interior, minimalist photography

A minimalist strategy room interior composed for a 3:2 aspect ratio, shown as a wide-shot filling the frame with the room edges aligned to the 3:2 crop and no outside elements visible. The primary subject is a single wall-mounted strategy board occupying the center-left third, a narrow console table sits in the lower-right third, and a single potted plant anchors the far right edge to balance the frame. The room fills the entire 3:2 frame with background wall area occupying roughly the upper two-thirds and floor/console in the lower third, leaving generous negative space in the right third. Render as polished interior-photography with soft, directional side light that casts gentle, crisp-edged shadows and subtle vignette toward the corners. Surfaces are matte-painted wall, brushed oak console with faint grain, and a ceramic pot with smooth glaze, all showing realistic material response to light. Include visible productivity indicators on the strategy board: three horizontal progress bars left-center, a small analog clock upper-right of the board, and two colored toggle pins clustered near the board's center, each element clearly legible. Focus is moderate depth with the strategy board and console in sharp detail and the plant slightly softer to create depth.