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First, preserve the entire design exactly as it is. Do not change, add, remove, replace, or reposition anything. Keep the exact same materials, colors, furniture, geometry and composition. Only improve the existing materials to look extremely photorealistic and highly detailed. Wood should show natural grain, glass should show realistic reflections, fabric and upholstery should show visible texture, paint should have realistic surface detail, stone should show natural texture and variation, and every material should have realistic depth, roughness and reflections. Make all lighting sources visible and realistic, with natural light falloff, shadows and light effects. Increase the image resolution and overall quality significantly. Make the final image look like a real professional interior photograph, not a 3D render.

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