Split-Screen Hard vs Soft Light Interior

Create a photorealistic cinematic split-screen interior still comparing two lighting moods, divided exactly down the vertical center by a thin straight seam. On the left half, show a cool monochrome minimalist studio corner with a smooth gray plaster wall and polished concrete floor; include exactly 2 geometric objects: a square concrete pedestal block near the lower left-center and a matte white sphere resting on top of it. Strong hard sunlight enters from an unseen window at the upper left, casting sharp diagonal window-frame shadows across the wall, the pedestal, and the floor, with a crisp oval shadow from the sphere. On the right half, show a warm amber-toned bohemian corner with a textured brown plaster wall and reflective concrete floor; include exactly 3 main objects: one small ceramic vase on the floor, one delicate bundle of dried branches inside the vase, and one sheer golden curtain hanging from the top right and pooling onto the floor. The right side lighting should be soft, diffused, glowing, and atmospheric, with mottled golden sunlight patterns on the wall and curtain. Use a wide 3:2 horizontal composition, symmetrical comparison layout, low camera height, realistic material textures, subtle floor reflections, no people, no text, no logos. The overall concept is comparison_theme, with the left side in left_color_mood and the right side in right_color_mood.