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Just some input of my personal taste.
I very much apreciate the color-coding - however, with the (different) colored walls and ceilings, it gets a little too much for my taste.
(the black-yellow stipes must stay! ;) )
I'd suggest, if you like, to make the lower 3 blocks of the wall as light gray, 4th darker, and the 5th (top wall block) even darker (maybe just black - ceiling dark grey/ --> lighter than top wall block).
Then make the light as a spotlight and play with the 'angle/degree'-thing as well as with the intensity.
Thanks for sharing!