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Create an ultra-photorealistic interior render of the corridor based strictly on the provided image and references.
CRITICAL — DO NOT CHANGE THE EXISTING DESIGN:
Do not change the image aspect ratio or dimensions.
Do not change the camera angle, camera position, perspective, focal length, or composition.
Do not change the geometry, proportions, dimensions, layout, or architectural elements.
Do not add, remove, move, or redesign any elements.
Preserve the exact existing design and spatial configuration.
MATERIALS AND COLORS:
Use realistic marble for the floor exactly according to the existing design.
Preserve the specified wall color.
Preserve the specified color of all decorative moldings.
The ceiling must remain white.
Preserve all existing architectural moldings and proportions.
The ceiling cornice must include concealed LED lighting, creating a soft and realistic indirect glow, matching reference A1.
The visible interior doors must remain exactly where they are and must be plain white.
LIGHTING:
The blue rectangles in the image indicate the locations of wall sconces. Replace these placeholders with wall sconces matching reference A3 exactly in style, proportions, and appearance.
The burgundy oval on the ceiling indicates the location of the ceiling light fixture. Add a ceiling light fixture matching reference A2 exactly in style and design.
Create realistic architectural lighting with natural light interaction, soft shadows, subtle reflections, and physically accurate illumination.
The concealed LED lighting in the cornice should produce a refined, soft indirect light without overexposure.
PHOTOREALISM: Make the result look like a high-end professional architectural photograph. Use physically accurate materials, realistic marble texture and reflections, natural surface imperfections, realistic roughness, accurate light falloff, soft contact shadows, subtle ambient occlusion, realistic reflections, and convincing depth. The marble should have realistic veining, gloss, and light reflection without looking artificial or overly glossy. The walls, moldings, doors, ceiling, and metal/glass elements must have physically accurate material properties.
The final result must look like a real luxury residential corridor photographed with a professional architectural camera, while preserving 100% of the original geometry, design, composition, colors, and camera view.

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