- Prompt
- Remove words and arrows - This is the rear elevation of the same home shown in the reference photo. Keep the exact architectural structure, roofline, gable massing, window placement, window sizes, door placement, and covered patio/porch areas from the base elevation image unchanged. Do not alter the shape of the roof or the footprint. Do not add any staircases — this home sits on a level lot, so the rear patio/porch area should be at grade or with only a single shallow step down if needed, no tall stairs. Siding: Replace the wood board siding with warm white/cream horizontal lap siding on the main gable walls, and matching cream board-and-batt siding on the secondary gable sections — same materials and color as the reference photo. Stone: Do not add stone anywhere on this elevation unless it directly wraps from the front corners shown in the reference photo. Keep the base of the home as plain cream siding meeting the ground or foundation elsewhere. Chimneys: Clad both chimneys in the same cream siding as the walls, with simple caps. No stone on the chimneys. Windows and doors: Keep all window and door sizes and placement unchanged from the base plan. Use dark bronze/black window trim throughout, matching the reference photo. Rear doors should be simple glass patio doors in a dark stained walnut/espresso wood tone frame, consistent with the front entry door style and tone in the reference photo. Roof: Use the same dark charcoal roof shingle color as the reference photo. Apply consistent dark brown/espresso fascia trim along every roofline edge, rake, and eave across the entire elevation, matching the reference photo exactly. Porch/patio: Keep the covered porch areas shown in the base plan. Add a simple stone or paver patio surface at grade level, no raised deck or staircase. Landscaping: Add refined mountain-estate landscaping with boulders, ornamental grasses, lavender, and low xeric shrubs, consistent in style and density with the reference photo. Sky and lighting: Match the dusk/twilight sky and warm exterior lighting mood shown in the reference photo.
- Created
- July 8, 2026