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Create a high-end photorealistic architectural rendering from the provided elevation.

Maintain the exact geometry, proportions, and perspective. Do not alter openings, rooflines, or details.

MATERIALS (STRICT)
Main body: smooth stucco in Benjamin Moore “White Dove” — warm creamy white, matte
Window & door frames: white Sierra aluminum, crisp, minimal reflectivity
Shutters: Benjamin Moore “Fresh Dew” — soft muted green, not saturated
Roof: white concrete tile, realistic depth and shadow between tiles
Wall sweeps & surrounds: smooth pulled stucco, slightly more refined than main body
Wood elements: lime-washed cypress, very light, minimal grain
LIGHTING
Soft, diffused daylight (around 2–3 PM)
No harsh shadows, no golden hour
Even lighting across all façades
Avoid blown-out whites
ENVIRONMENT (REFINED — VERY IMPORTANT)

Set in Palm Beach Island residential context (201 Onondaga Ave)

Surroundings should be subtle and secondary
Neighboring houses should be:
Mostly obscured by dense tropical landscaping
Only faintly visible silhouettes if at all
No visual competition with the main house
Use:
Dense hedges
Layered palm trees (royal + coconut)
Soft background greenery to create privacy
Background should feel:
Lush, enclosed, private
Slight atmospheric depth (light haze in distance)
ROAD + SITE
Realistic Palm Beach residential street:
Slight texture variation in asphalt
Soft tonal variation (not flat black)
Clean curb + subtle slope
LANDSCAPING
Keep layout EXACTLY the same
Enhance realism only:
Fuller hedges
Softer planting transitions
High-end but restrained
Do NOT overdesign
MATERIAL REALISM
Add subtle imperfections and depth
Stucco = soft + natural (not flat)
Wood = lightly weathered lime-wash
Hardscape = visible pattern, not shiny
FINAL LOOK
Ultra-realistic
Calm, soft, luxurious
Main house is the ONLY focal point
Background should quietly disappear, keep exact camera angle

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