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Create a highly photorealistic, high-end architectural render of the bathroom based strictly on the provided image and references.

CRITICAL — PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL IMAGE:
Do not change the image dimensions, aspect ratio, camera angle, camera position, perspective, framing, geometry, proportions, architectural elements, layout, or furniture design. Do not move, resize, remove, or redesign any existing elements. The image shows the same bathroom as Reference 1, viewed from a different camera angle, so all materials, colors, and design details must correspond exactly to Reference 1.

Materials and overall design

Use Reference 1 as the exact material and color reference, because it represents the same bathroom from another angle.

• Use the same natural marble from Reference 1 on all visible floors and walls.
• Preserve the exact marble color, veining, scale, texture, and finish from Reference 1.
• Recreate the decorative ceiling cornice/moulding exactly as shown in Reference 1.
• The bathroom furniture should have the same soft light blue / slightly bluish tone as the furniture in Reference 1.
• Maintain the same elegant, sophisticated, high-end classic aesthetic.

Vanity and sink area

Preserve the exact position, proportions, and geometry of the vanity.

The sink cabinet should be white, with a white countertop.

The black rectangular element visible above the sink in the original image is not a black element — it represents a gold wall-mounted basin mixer/faucet. Render it as a realistic, refined gold fixture.

The thin black horizontal strip on the vanity front is also not black — render it as a gold decorative strip.

Below the gold strip, the main cabinet front should be light blue, matching the furniture color from Reference 1.

Redesign the visible blue cabinet front only in terms of detailing so that it matches the same framed-panel design as the cabinet door/front shown in Reference 1. Preserve its exact existing dimensions, position, and proportions.

Blue onyx feature panel

Behind the blue furniture element, preserve the existing blue onyx feature panel.

The onyx panel should project slightly forward from the surrounding wall, exactly as indicated by the existing geometry.

Add a subtle, elegant warm LED backlight along the right side of the projecting onyx panel, creating a soft glow between the onyx and the adjacent wall.

The onyx should look like real natural stone, with refined blue tones, subtle translucency, realistic veining, and physically accurate reflections.

Mirror

Next to the sink, add a decorative mirror with the bear-shaped silhouette shown in Reference 2.

The mirror should have an integrated LED backlight around its perimeter.

Important: rotate/reorient the bear-shaped mirror compared with Reference 2 so that it appears as if the bear is peeking out from the upper-left corner / looking out from the left side, while maintaining the same overall recognizable silhouette and elegant design.

The mirror should look like a sophisticated custom-made designer piece, not cartoonish.

Ceiling lighting

Keep the two pendant light cords hanging from the ceiling.

Their placement and overall appearance should remain consistent with the original composition and Reference 1. Render them realistically with elegant fixtures and warm, atmospheric illumination.

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