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GLOBAL LOCK: Vertical 9:16 surreal botanical interior diorama floating on still dark water. The entire scene is a miniature bedroom environment reimagined as plant habitat design: a green bed frame shaped like stems and lily buds, a white flower-petal duvet with soft blush center tones, green chairs and a cabinet with leaf-like surfaces, a delicate lamp, and a small bag, each object resting on separate lily-pad platforms. Keep the palette muted green, creamy white, soft blush, and reflective dark water. Lighting is soft dawn-or-dusk natural light with gentle highlights and no harsh contrast, making the water glossy and the plant-furniture forms elegant. Camera language is calm and macro-like, as if observing a handcrafted miniature world. Motion is limited to faint water ripples and subtle stillness. No people, no text, no subtitles, no logos, no dialogue.

[00:00-00:01] Open on the full miniature botanical bedroom composition floating on dark reflective water. A green stem-like bed with lily-bud finials sits on a large round lily pad at center, covered with a white petal-like blanket tinged with pink. Nearby, a green wardrobe, two plant-shaped chairs, a small bag, and a tiny lamp each rest on separate leaf platforms. Keep the framing clear and balanced so the viewer instantly understands the room-as-habitat concept.

[00:01-00:02] Hold the scene with minimal camera change while subtle ripples spread through the water around the leaf platforms. Preserve the elegant separation between objects and the mirror-like reflections below them. The mood should feel quiet, contemplative, and dreamlike.

[00:02-00:03] Let the botanical furniture details become more noticeable: the bed frame curves like stems, the duvet resembles a flower petal, the wardrobe reads like folded leaf panels, and the chairs have slender plant-like legs. Keep soft ambient lighting and a smooth horizon-like background.

[00:03-00:04] Continue the gentle water ripple behavior so the objects seem lightly floating in place. The visual priority remains the central bed and the poetic logic of an interior transformed into wetland flora. No cuts, no people, no added props.

[00:04-00:05.17] End on the same stable floating-room composition, with the water reflections and slow ripples carrying the motion. Keep the botanical habitat idea intact from edge to edge and finish in a loop-friendly way without any abrupt change in framing or mood.