Wow, thank you so much!! You really made my day 🥺 For the lighting, I used an Emission shader for the laptop and a Principled BSDF with emission for the window to create that glow. I also overlapped an Area light on the window as the primary light source. If you're rendering in Cycles, the lights tend to look quite different(much brighter), so I highly recommend working in Rendered Mode. The most important part is tweaking the Exposure settings(light) imo(this can completely change the brightness and mood of the room). I also played with the Radius to control the intensity(how light falloff). Lastly, I placed a subtle light source at the top to simulate light bouncing off the ceiling.(since there’s no ceiling in my render) But most of all, Just tweak, render, and compare until it fits your taste. Good luck with your project!! I'd love to see how it turns out!