I need a complete design package for the walls and ceilings of a residential corridor, including an integrated lighting scheme that ties the whole space together. My current material preference leans toward gypsum board or PVC panels because of their clean look, durability, and cost-effectiveness, but I’m open to hearing how a subtle mix of other finishes could enhance the concept as long as the overall budget remains sensible. Here’s what I expect: • Concept sketches or mood boards that help me lock in the final look and feel. • Scaled 2D drawings (plans, reflected ceiling plans, lighting layouts) in AutoCAD or Revit. • 3D visuals or renders—SketchUp + V-Ray, 3ds Max, or similar—to illustrate surface articulation and lighting ambience. • A lighting specification sheet that details fixture types, color temperature, beam angles, and control strategy. • A materials schedule noting exact product names, thicknesses, installation notes, and cost range comparisons between gypsum board and PVC. The solution should balance aesthetics with day-to-day practicality: no glare, consistent illumination, simple maintenance, and finishes that resist scuffing in a high-traffic area. Once you hand over the final files, they should be ready for my contractor to price and install without guessing. If this scope is clear and you can turn it around efficiently, please let me know how many design iterations you include and a realistic timeline to deliver the full set.