- Prompt
- Create a photorealistic architectural rendering using the FIRST uploaded image, “Perspective 6.png,” as the exact, non-negotiable base. Use the SECOND image, “Perspective 1.png,” as the guide for photographic realism, material quality, soft overcast daylight, and tropical residential ambience. Use the THIRD image as the floor tile reference, following its labeled applications.
Strictly preserve the first image’s elevated, downward-looking camera angle, original framing, perspective, composition, geometry, proportions, and color palette. Maintain the entire two-storey apartment building, exact number and arrangement of unit bays, dark roof panels and seams, roof slope and overhang, brown fascia and soffit, white walls and columns, wood-toned doors and vertical accent panels, dark window frames, horizontal sunshades, charcoal-gray balcony fascia, and continuous black metal railings. Preserve the black water tank and its steel cross-braced tower on the left, the foreground boundary wall at its exact height and position, all four vehicles in their original locations and orientations, the green bin on the right, and the adjoining road. Keep all partially concealed elements concealed. Do not remove or lower the foreground wall to reveal the parking area.
Apply floor tile materials from the third image only to their corresponding visible surfaces:
- Living / Dining / Bedroom: 600 × 600 mm light greige matte porcelain.
- Kitchen: 600 × 600 mm matching greige matte porcelain.
- Bathroom: 300 × 300 mm textured medium-gray porcelain.
- Shower: 50 × 50 mm textured gray mosaic.
- Corridor / Landing: 300 × 600 mm textured gray porcelain.
- Stairs: Gray porcelain with coordinated stair nosing.
- Laundry: 300 × 300 mm textured gray porcelain.
- Outdoor Walkway: 300 × 300 mm exterior textured porcelain.
Use accurately scaled tiles, subtle grout lines, realistic surface texture, and correct perspective. Preserve the gray parking surface and dark roadway shown in the base image. Do not apply pedestrian or interior tiles across vehicle areas, expose hidden rooms, or change existing floor levels.
Establish a believable Barangay Cogon, Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines setting. Replace the blank surroundings with subtle residential context, coconut palms, banana plants, tropical greenery, and modest neighboring rooftops beyond the property boundaries. Keep these background elements unobtrusive and clear of the architecture. Match the second image’s soft cloudy daylight, restrained warm-neutral tones, natural glass reflections, and realistic shadows beneath the roof and balcony.
Render painted plaster with fine texture, wood accents with natural grain, metal roofing with subtle ribbing, steel railings with a matte finish, and the water tank with realistic molded plastic texture. Give vehicles realistic glazing, paint, tires, and contact shadows while retaining their original appearance and placement.
The result must look like a professionally photographed completed building from the first image’s exact elevated viewpoint. Preserve all architectural details and original colors; enhance only material realism, lighting, and surrounding ambience. No redesign, additional people, extra vehicles, new fixtures, exaggerated landscaping, altered camera angle, cropped building, distorted lines, oversaturated colors, harsh HDR, sketch outlines, labels, or watermarks.
- Created
- October 12, 2026
