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The main image containing the shelving unit that needs to be edited.
A refrence image showing the actual bedroom located behind the shelving unit. Use this second image as the reference for what should be visible through the open back of the shelf. Do not invent or generate a different bedroom.
IMPORTANT: Preserve the original design exactly.
DO NOT CHANGE
Do not change the camera angle or composition.
Do not change the architecture, geometry, proportions or dimensions.
Do not change the marble/stone frame surrounding the shelving unit. Its material, color, veining, texture and finish must remain exactly the same as in the original image.
The stone material from the previous version was correct. Match that appearance exactly.
Do not change the shelves, their thickness, spacing or position.
Do not move, remove or replace any objects on the shelves.
Do not modify the surrounding walls, mirror, console table, lighting, floor or any other element.
ONLY MODIFY THE SHELF

The shelving unit consists of:

A front grey frosted glass panel that must remain exactly where it is.
A completely open back with no rear panel.

The bedroom visible through the shelving unit must come from the second reference image that I have provided.

Use the Second Reference Image
Use the supplied bedroom image as the actual space behind the shelf.
Integrate only the portion of the bedroom that would naturally be visible through the open back of the shelving unit from this camera angle.
Do not invent a new bedroom.
Do not redesign or rearrange the bedroom.
The perspective, lighting and scale should match naturally.
Glass Requirements
Keep the front glass panel.
The glass should be grey frosted glass (acid-etched/satin appearance).
Slightly increase the frosting compared to clear glass.
The bedroom should remain visible through the glass but softened.
The blur should be subtle and physically accurate.
Preserve realistic reflections, refractions, glass thickness and edge reflections.
Bedroom Visibility

The bedroom should:

Be visible but secondary.
Not attract more attention than the shelving unit.
Appear naturally softened by the frosted glass.
Be recognizable without becoming the focal point.
Clearly communicate that the shelving unit has no back panel.
Photorealism

The shelving unit must look like a real built object photographed with a professional architectural camera.

Improve only realism by adding:

Physically accurate marble reflections.
Natural stone depth and micro-texture.
Realistic frosted glass optics.
Correct light transmission.
Accurate reflections and shadows.
Crisp edges.
Subtle imperfections typical of real stone and glass.
High-end architectural photography quality.
Final Goal

The final image should be indistinguishable from a professional architectural photograph.

The only modifications should be:

the open back of the shelving unit,
the realistic grey frosted front glass,
the subtle visibility of the provided bedroom through that glass,
and an overall increase in photorealism.

Everything else must remain identical to the original rende$

Interior AI



The main image containing the shelving unit that needs to be edited.
A refrence image showing the actual bedroom located behind the shelving unit. Use this second image as the reference for what should be visible through the open back of the shelf. Do not invent or generate a different bedroom.
IMPORTANT: Preserve the original design exactly.
DO NOT CHANGE
Do not change the camera angle or composition.
Do not change the architecture, geometry, proportions or dimensions.
Do not change the marble/stone frame surrounding the shelving unit. Its material, color, veining, texture and finish must remain exactly the same as in the original image.
The stone material from the previous version was correct. Match that appearance exactly.
Do not change the shelves, their thickness, spacing or position.
Do not move, remove or replace any objects on the shelves.
Do not modify the surrounding walls, mirror, console table, lighting, floor or any other element.
ONLY MODIFY THE SHELF

The shelving unit consists of:

A front grey frosted glass panel that must remain exactly where it is.
A completely open back with no rear panel.

The bedroom visible through the shelving unit must come from the second reference image that I have provided.

Use the Second Reference Image
Use the supplied bedroom image as the actual space behind the shelf.
Integrate only the portion of the bedroom that would naturally be visible through the open back of the shelving unit from this camera angle.
Do not invent a new bedroom.
Do not redesign or rearrange the bedroom.
The perspective, lighting and scale should match naturally.
Glass Requirements
Keep the front glass panel.
The glass should be grey frosted glass (acid-etched/satin appearance).
Slightly increase the frosting compared to clear glass.
The bedroom should remain visible through the glass but softened.
The blur should be subtle and physically accurate.
Preserve realistic reflections, refractions, glass thickness and edge reflections.
Bedroom Visibility

The bedroom should:

Be visible but secondary.
Not attract more attention than the shelving unit.
Appear naturally softened by the frosted glass.
Be recognizable without becoming the focal point.
Clearly communicate that the shelving unit has no back panel.
Photorealism

The shelving unit must look like a real built object photographed with a professional architectural camera.

Improve only realism by adding:

Physically accurate marble reflections.
Natural stone depth and micro-texture.
Realistic frosted glass optics.
Correct light transmission.
Accurate reflections and shadows.
Crisp edges.
Subtle imperfections typical of real stone and glass.
High-end architectural photography quality.
Final Goal

The final image should be indistinguishable from a professional architectural photograph.

The only modifications should be:

the open back of the shelving unit,
the realistic grey frosted front glass,
the subtle visibility of the provided bedroom through that glass,
and an overall increase in photorealism.

Everything else must remain identical to the original rende

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Prompt: 

The main image containing the shelving unit that needs to be edited.
A refrence image showing the actual bedroom located behind the shelving unit. Use this second image as the reference for what should be visible through the open back of the shelf. Do not invent or generate a different bedroom.
IMPORTANT: Preserve the original design exactly.
DO NOT CHANGE
Do not change the camera angle or composition.
Do not change the architecture, geometry, proportions or dimensions.
Do not change the marble/stone frame surrounding the shelving unit. Its material, color, veining, texture and finish must remain exactly the same as in the original image.
The stone material from the previous version was correct. Match that appearance exactly.
Do not change the shelves, their thickness, spacing or position.
Do not move, remove or replace any objects on the shelves.
Do not modify the surrounding walls, mirror, console table, lighting, floor or any other element.
ONLY MODIFY THE SHELF

The shelving unit consists of:

A front grey frosted glass panel that must remain exactly where it is.
A completely open back with no rear panel.

The bedroom visible through the shelving unit must come from the second reference image that I have provided.

Use the Second Reference Image
Use the supplied bedroom image as the actual space behind the shelf.
Integrate only the portion of the bedroom that would naturally be visible through the open back of the shelving unit from this camera angle.
Do not invent a new bedroom.
Do not redesign or rearrange the bedroom.
The perspective, lighting and scale should match naturally.
Glass Requirements
Keep the front glass panel.
The glass should be grey frosted glass (acid-etched/satin appearance).
Slightly increase the frosting compared to clear glass.
The bedroom should remain visible through the glass but softened.
The blur should be subtle and physically accurate.
Preserve realistic reflections, refractions, glass thickness and edge reflections.
Bedroom Visibility

The bedroom should:

Be visible but secondary.
Not attract more attention than the shelving unit.
Appear naturally softened by the frosted glass.
Be recognizable without becoming the focal point.
Clearly communicate that the shelving unit has no back panel.
Photorealism

The shelving unit must look like a real built object photographed with a professional architectural camera.

Improve only realism by adding:

Physically accurate marble reflections.
Natural stone depth and micro-texture.
Realistic frosted glass optics.
Correct light transmission.
Accurate reflections and shadows.
Crisp edges.
Subtle imperfections typical of real stone and glass.
High-end architectural photography quality.
Final Goal

The final image should be indistinguishable from a professional architectural photograph.

The only modifications should be:

the open back of the shelving unit,
the realistic grey frosted front glass,
the subtle visibility of the provided bedroom through that glass,
and an overall increase in photorealism.

Everything else must remain identical to the original rende
AI model: Interior AI
Created: June 29, 2026
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