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Transform this image into one with EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC QUALITY.

Do not create a 3D software look.

The image must resemble a professional architectural photograph taken by a photographer specializing in luxury interiors.

Visual aesthetic equivalent to:
* ArchDaily
* The Local Project
* Architectural Digest
* Dezeen

MATERIALS:
The furniture appearing green must be dark olive green melamine.
The slatted, gold-toned material at the back of the unit is champagne-colored slatted metal.
There must be warm indirect lighting beneath each shelf.
The stone visible at the base of the unit is a marbled finish; maintain the vein tones.

LIGHTING

* Realistic physical natural light.
* Soft yet deep shadows.
* Natural light bounces.
* Controlled contrast.
* No blown-out highlights.
* Balanced exposure between interior and exterior.
* The exterior must remain visible through the large windows.

MATERIALS

* Extreme micro-detail.
* Natural variation in roughness.
* Wood with visible grain/pores.
* Bouclé fabric with visible fibers.
* Paint with micro-texture.
* Realistic microscopic imperfections.

OPTICS

* Full-frame camera.
* Professional tilt-shift lens.
* Focal length: 24–28 mm.
* Perfectly straight verticals.
* Natural photographic HDR.
* Real visual depth.

COLOR GRADING

* Premium editorial style.
* Soft cinematic contrast.
* Natural tones.
* Controlled whites.
* No oversaturation.

LANDSCAPING

* Controlled architectural vegetation.
* Not a jungle look.
* No excessive foliage.
* Clean, elegant composition.
* High-end minimalist garden.

REALISM

* Must look like a built space.
* Must not look like a 3D render.
* Must not look like AI-generated imagery.
* Quality comparable to Corona Renderer + professional photography.
* Premium advertising standard. add more elements to the cabinnets,

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