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Its signature is the room plan: a schematic top-down drawing of the dining room computed from the theme's single fixture file, so covers, tonight's service, which tables book online and whether the accessible WC is reachable without a step are drawn rather than asserted. The plan is drawn at two scales that are exactly a factor of two apart, and the type ladder is built on the same interval, so the heading beside a doubled drawing is itself doubled. The fiction is Rivelin, a 46-cover neighbourhood dining room and wine bar on the first floor of a former cutlery works in Sheffield. Its card carries 41 items and nine wines by the glass, with a 46-character dish name, one item priced on the day and one off tonight, because a menu component that only survives six short dishes has not been tested. The palette is a near-white page with the drawing on its own chalk-blue drafting sheet and a deep olive ink, 85 tokens across light and dark, authored in OKLCH and verified pair by pair. The hero sets the working print of the plan over a photograph of the room it draws, and the photography is the theme's own: four room shots and four overhead dish plates, generated for this theme and licensed with it. Six routes ship: the home page, the card, the room, booking, visiting, and a living styleguide that renders every one of the 32 components in a labelled frame. Three things are configurable in one file and both states of each ship — the room figure as the plan or as four generated room photographs, the menu index by service or by course, and booking as a local request control or a handoff to the client's existing provider. The booking form is honest: it offers only the service windows the fixture has, greys the days the kitchen is shut, refuses a date it is closed on, switches to a snug enquiry above the largest bookable table, and hands the request to one documented adapter seam instead of faking a confirmation.