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COLOR PRESERVATION — ABSOLUTE PRIORITY:

Do NOT change, reinterpret, enhance, warm up, cool down, saturate, desaturate, or replace any of the existing colors.

The original color palette shown in the reference must be treated as LOCKED.

Reproduce the EXACT same colors, tones, shades, fills and contrast:
- exactly the same light gray
- exactly the same pale blue-gray
- exactly the same beige / warm gray
- exactly the same dark gray linework
- exactly the same white areas

Do not introduce any new colors.

Do not make the colors more colorful, darker, warmer, cooler, brighter or more saturated.

The final furnished floor plan must visually match the reference's color palette as closely as possible, with the ONLY major change being the addition of furniture.

Furniture must use the SAME existing colors and tonal hierarchy as the reference — never assign new colors to furniture.

Preserve the original architectural graphic appearance and color balance pixel-for-pixel in spirit.

COLOR MATCHING IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN ADDING VISUAL ENHANCEMENT.
DO NOT "IMPROVE" OR RESTYLE THE COLORS.
KEEP THE ORIGINAL COLORS EXACTLY AS THEY ARE.

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