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Transform the provided architectural section drawing into a highly photorealistic interior architectural visualization, while strictly preserving the original design.

DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING in the design. Keep the exact section cut, camera/viewpoint, proportions, room dimensions, wall positions, ceiling levels, floor levels, furniture placement, doors, windows, built-in cabinetry, beds, sofa, tables, chairs, wall decorations, AC unit, and all architectural details exactly as shown.

The result should look like a professional architectural photography / hotel interior visualization, not a redesigned room.

Lighting
Create a realistic soft daylight environment.
Use bright but diffused natural ambient daylight with realistic illumination throughout the room.
Add subtle light falloff, soft shadows, ambient occlusion, and realistic indirect light bounce.
Keep all existing downlights exactly in their current positions and quantity.
Downlights should produce subtle realistic pools of light without becoming overly bright.
Keep the warm LED behind the headboard only.
No LED around the entrance/door.
Do not add any new LED strips or light sources.
No dramatic sun rays and no visible direct sunlight entering the room.
Materials

Convert all existing CGI materials into realistic physical materials:

realistic textured wallpaper
natural wood flooring with subtle grain and variation
realistic navy upholstered headboard
soft white hotel bedding with natural folds and fabric texture
realistic dark wood feature panels
authentic metal finishes
realistic terrazzo surfaces
realistic glass and mirror reflections
natural fabric textures on chairs and sofa

Add subtle imperfections and material roughness so the room feels physically real rather than perfectly computer-generated.

Section Presentation

Because this is an architectural section, maintain the clean sectional presentation. The cut walls, ceiling, floor slab, and surrounding structure should remain exactly as shown, while the visible interior should become photorealistic.

Use realistic depth, physically accurate shadows, natural reflections, accurate proportions, and professional architectural photography quality.

Overall style:
Photorealistic luxury hotel room, contemporary interior, soft neutral daylight, realistic material textures, physically based rendering, subtle ambient lighting, realistic shadows, high-end architectural visualization, clean professional section drawing, ultra-realistic, natural and understated.

Negative prompt:
Do not redesign, do not change layout, do not change proportions, do not move furniture, do not add furniture, do not remove furniture, do not change camera angle, do not change section geometry, do not change materials or colors, no extra LEDs, no LED around the door, no additional light fixtures, no changed downlight positions, no excessive glow, no dramatic sunlight, no sun rays, no overexposure, no excessive warm lighting, no distorted furniture, no warped architecture, no fisheye effect, no CGI/plastic appearance.

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