$Use the main image as the base image containing the shelving unit that needs to be edited. A reference image is provided showing the actual bedroom located behind the shelving unit. This second image must be used strictly as the only source for what is visible through the open back of the shelf. Do not invent or generate any alternative bedroom.

STRICT CONSTRAINTS — DO NOT CHANGE
Preserve the original design exactly.
Do NOT change the camera angle, composition, or perspective.
Do NOT modify the architecture, geometry, proportions, or dimensions.
Do NOT alter the marble/stone frame surrounding the shelving unit in any way. Its material, color, veining, texture, and finish must remain exactly identical to the original.
Do NOT change the shelves: thickness, spacing, alignment, or position must remain identical.
Do NOT move, remove, or replace any objects on the shelves.
Do NOT modify surrounding walls, mirror, console table, lighting, floor, or any other architectural element.
ONLY ALLOWED MODIFICATIONS

Only the shelving unit interior/back structure may be edited:

The shelving unit must have a completely open back (no rear panel).
Keep the front glass panel exactly in place.
The front glass must be grey frosted (acid-etched / satin finish).
Increase frosting slightly compared to clear glass, but keep it realistic.
The bedroom from the reference image must be visible through the glass and open back.
The bedroom must appear softly blurred (natural depth-of-field blur), not sharp.
Use only the provided reference bedroom—do NOT invent or redesign any environment.
Match lighting, perspective, and scale so the bedroom integrates naturally.
GLASS & MATERIAL QUALITY
Preserve realistic reflections, refractions, and edge thickness of the glass.
Maintain physically accurate light transmission through frosted glass.
Keep subtle reflections on the glass surface.
Ensure the shelving unit reads as high-end architectural glass and stone.
STONE / MARBLE IMPROVEMENT (NO DESIGN CHANGES)
Enhance realism of the marble/stone surface only.
Improve micro-texture detail, depth, and natural variation.
Increase photorealistic reflections and subtle imperfections.
Do NOT change color, pattern, or veining—only refine quality and realism.
BEDROOM VISIBILITY
The bedroom should be visible but secondary.
It should not dominate the composition.
It must clearly read as being behind frosted glass and an open structure.
It should feel naturally integrated into the scene.
FINAL GOAL

The result must look like a professional architectural photograph.
Only three things may change:

Open back of shelving unit
Realistic grey frosted front glass
Subtle, blurred visibility of the provided bedroom through the structure
Enhanced realism of stone and glass materials (without design alteration)

Everything else must remain exactly identical to the original imag$

Interior AI

Use the main image as the base image containing the shelving unit that needs to be edited. A reference image is provided showing the actual bedroom located behind the shelving unit. This second image must be used strictly as the only source for what is visible through the open back of the shelf. Do not invent or generate any alternative bedroom.

STRICT CONSTRAINTS — DO NOT CHANGE
Preserve the original design exactly.
Do NOT change the camera angle, composition, or perspective.
Do NOT modify the architecture, geometry, proportions, or dimensions.
Do NOT alter the marble/stone frame surrounding the shelving unit in any way. Its material, color, veining, texture, and finish must remain exactly identical to the original.
Do NOT change the shelves: thickness, spacing, alignment, or position must remain identical.
Do NOT move, remove, or replace any objects on the shelves.
Do NOT modify surrounding walls, mirror, console table, lighting, floor, or any other architectural element.
ONLY ALLOWED MODIFICATIONS

Only the shelving unit interior/back structure may be edited:

The shelving unit must have a completely open back (no rear panel).
Keep the front glass panel exactly in place.
The front glass must be grey frosted (acid-etched / satin finish).
Increase frosting slightly compared to clear glass, but keep it realistic.
The bedroom from the reference image must be visible through the glass and open back.
The bedroom must appear softly blurred (natural depth-of-field blur), not sharp.
Use only the provided reference bedroom—do NOT invent or redesign any environment.
Match lighting, perspective, and scale so the bedroom integrates naturally.
GLASS & MATERIAL QUALITY
Preserve realistic reflections, refractions, and edge thickness of the glass.
Maintain physically accurate light transmission through frosted glass.
Keep subtle reflections on the glass surface.
Ensure the shelving unit reads as high-end architectural glass and stone.
STONE / MARBLE IMPROVEMENT (NO DESIGN CHANGES)
Enhance realism of the marble/stone surface only.
Improve micro-texture detail, depth, and natural variation.
Increase photorealistic reflections and subtle imperfections.
Do NOT change color, pattern, or veining—only refine quality and realism.
BEDROOM VISIBILITY
The bedroom should be visible but secondary.
It should not dominate the composition.
It must clearly read as being behind frosted glass and an open structure.
It should feel naturally integrated into the scene.
FINAL GOAL

The result must look like a professional architectural photograph.
Only three things may change:

Open back of shelving unit
Realistic grey frosted front glass
Subtle, blurred visibility of the provided bedroom through the structure
Enhanced realism of stone and glass materials (without design alteration)

Everything else must remain exactly identical to the original imag

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Prompt: Use the main image as the base image containing the shelving unit that needs to be edited. A reference image is provided showing the actual bedroom located behind the shelving unit. This second image must be used strictly as the only source for what is visible through the open back of the shelf. Do not invent or generate any alternative bedroom.

STRICT CONSTRAINTS — DO NOT CHANGE
Preserve the original design exactly.
Do NOT change the camera angle, composition, or perspective.
Do NOT modify the architecture, geometry, proportions, or dimensions.
Do NOT alter the marble/stone frame surrounding the shelving unit in any way. Its material, color, veining, texture, and finish must remain exactly identical to the original.
Do NOT change the shelves: thickness, spacing, alignment, or position must remain identical.
Do NOT move, remove, or replace any objects on the shelves.
Do NOT modify surrounding walls, mirror, console table, lighting, floor, or any other architectural element.
ONLY ALLOWED MODIFICATIONS

Only the shelving unit interior/back structure may be edited:

The shelving unit must have a completely open back (no rear panel).
Keep the front glass panel exactly in place.
The front glass must be grey frosted (acid-etched / satin finish).
Increase frosting slightly compared to clear glass, but keep it realistic.
The bedroom from the reference image must be visible through the glass and open back.
The bedroom must appear softly blurred (natural depth-of-field blur), not sharp.
Use only the provided reference bedroom—do NOT invent or redesign any environment.
Match lighting, perspective, and scale so the bedroom integrates naturally.
GLASS & MATERIAL QUALITY
Preserve realistic reflections, refractions, and edge thickness of the glass.
Maintain physically accurate light transmission through frosted glass.
Keep subtle reflections on the glass surface.
Ensure the shelving unit reads as high-end architectural glass and stone.
STONE / MARBLE IMPROVEMENT (NO DESIGN CHANGES)
Enhance realism of the marble/stone surface only.
Improve micro-texture detail, depth, and natural variation.
Increase photorealistic reflections and subtle imperfections.
Do NOT change color, pattern, or veining—only refine quality and realism.
BEDROOM VISIBILITY
The bedroom should be visible but secondary.
It should not dominate the composition.
It must clearly read as being behind frosted glass and an open structure.
It should feel naturally integrated into the scene.
FINAL GOAL

The result must look like a professional architectural photograph.
Only three things may change:

Open back of shelving unit
Realistic grey frosted front glass
Subtle, blurred visibility of the provided bedroom through the structure
Enhanced realism of stone and glass materials (without design alteration)

Everything else must remain exactly identical to the original imag
AI model: Interior AI
Created: June 29, 2026
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