A square stairway with extra-high ceilings, designed with a dramatic yet refined industrial aesthetic. The floor is plain cream-white tiles with no patterns, bordered by a sleek black trim for contrast. Minimal, square-shaped black handrails run along the staircase, emphasizing a clean, geometric design. The walls are covered in dark charcoal grey wallpaper featuring an oversized black ink-marble pattern for a bold, abstract texture, creating a striking monochromatic effect. The lower half of the walls features classic black wood panelling with a matte finish, adding depth and a sense of timeless craftsmanship. The ceiling is detailed with only square moulding, reinforcing the structured, architectural style while keeping the look uncluttered. The ceiling should all be a light cream/white colour with hanging square lighting feature with black frame. The walls are adorned with a curated collection of black-framed, black-and-white photographs of pre-1930s British northern washhouses and industrial workers. The frames are intentionally varied in size, but the photos inside remain small-sized, tessellating ensuring focus and authenticity while balancing the very oversized wall pattern. Warm golden lighting softly illuminates the space, creating an inviting yet moody atmosphere. Subtle recessed lighting highlights the photographs, while the main light fixtures remain understated to maintain an authentic, historical-industrial ambiance. Existing ceiling and lighting fixtures are preserved for character consistency. Architectural realism 4K detail, strong emphasis on contrast, scale, texture, and historical narrative. Match the layout and perspective from the provided inspiration image, ensuring a carefully balanced blend of vintage-industrial style and modern [...]