- Prompt
- Create a photorealistic architectural/product photograph of the chair shown in the provided SketchUp model, using the provided reference image as the visual and stylistic reference.
CHAIR DESIGN — DO NOT MODIFY:
Reproduce the chair from the SketchUp model exactly as designed. Preserve the exact geometry, proportions, dimensions, silhouette, angles, leg placement, leg thickness, seat shape, backrest shape, joints, spacing, and overall construction. Do not redesign, reinterpret, simplify, embellish, or “improve” any part of the chair. The SketchUp model is the authoritative source for the chair's geometry. Every visible design element should remain faithful to the original model.
REFERENCE IMAGE — MATCH THE VISUAL LANGUAGE:
Use the provided reference image as the reference for everything surrounding the chair: interior/environment, architecture, composition, camera perspective, focal length, framing, lighting direction, light quality, shadows, color palette, materials, textures, atmosphere, styling, and overall photographic mood. Recreate the same visual character and photographic aesthetic as closely as possible, while replacing the reference image's furniture with the chair from the SketchUp model.
The result should look like a real professionally photographed chair, not a 3D render. Use physically accurate materials, realistic wood grain, subtle imperfections, natural surface variation, realistic reflections, accurate contact shadows, and believable light interaction.
CAMERA: Match the camera position, height, angle, perspective, focal length, framing, and approximate crop of the reference image as closely as possible, while ensuring the entire chair is visible and properly composed.
MATERIALS: Render the chair with realistic, tactile materials appropriate to the SketchUp model. Preserve the intended material boundaries and construction. Avoid changing the material design or introducing details that aren't present in the model.
PHOTOREALISM: Natural photographic depth of field, realistic lens characteristics, subtle optical imperfections, physically accurate shadows and reflections, detailed textures, realistic ambient occlusion, natural exposure, and high-end interior photography.
IMPORTANT CONSTRAINT: The chair itself is geometry-locked to the SketchUp model. The reference image controls the visual context and photographic appearance, not the chair's design.
Negative instructions: Do not alter proportions, do not change leg geometry, do not add or remove structural elements, do not change the silhouette, do not redesign the chair, do not make it more ornate or minimalist, do not introduce additional furniture attached to the chair, and do not produce a generic interpretation of the design.
- Created
- October 3, 2026