I need rendering of two rooms in 3D for a museum exhibition

Industry: Education
Design details: I need a 3D design for the two rooms of a museum exhibition.
The PDF for Room 1 of two-room exhibition design is attached.

A few things:
1) No circular rooms. Each room is a square/rectangle.
1A) The sculptures do NOT need to be modeled. They can just be inserted as is. This doesn't have to be perfect; it just has to give a very clear feel of what the exhibition SPACE would look like.
2) The items to be included in each space are indicated in grey circles on the slides.
3) The room is to be 12 feet tall, so please make sure everything is to scale. I gave you measurements of all objects.
4) The width of each room should be about 15 feet or whatever is needed to fit the objects. The length of each room is probably about 24 feet?
5) On the back wall of each room, I'd like a mural. I include the image for each of these.
6) Ignore other notes on the slides, such as the story details about each museum object.
7) There are pages (from books) for display. These should be in rectangular vitrines, with each page occupying a place. The pages should be tipped up slightly to the museum viewer.
8) Some objects do not go in vitrines. I included notes. These go on open stands, typically square-shaped. Stands for all objects should be about 3.5 feet tall. Width will depend on the object.
Target audience: Museum visitors
Ideas for the visual style: Professional, clean. See the Inspiration URL
Preferred colors: Please follow the PDF. Floors should be museum flat grey stone.
Urls to draw inspiration from: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paramtech.home.designs.layouts
Extra notes: Part 1 of the project is attached. If this goes well, I'll assign you to do Part 2. Thanks!

Let's Skype or chat before you begin.

The full project, with two rooms, is due Sunday, May 15. I need a draft by Saturday morning of Part 1, attached, so we can be sure we can move to Part 2.

Apply only if you have experience with museums. If you don't go to museums, this project will not make sense to you. Thanks!

Emily