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 Preserve the existing design and composition exactly as shown in the reference image. Do not redesign the space or change the camera position.

Enhance the existing materials as follows:

1. Jacuzzi: Realistic clear turquoise water with subtle ripples, natural reflections, believable water depth, and a clean white rim. Keep the original jacuzzi size, shape, and position.
2. Jacuzzi exterior cladding: Enhance the existing dark-brown wooden panels with realistic walnut grain, subtle tonal variation, and a natural satin finish.
3. Wooden steps: Preserve the existing stepped arrangement and dimensions. Improve the wood grain, edges, joints, and contact shadows.
4. Rattan lounge chairs: Retain the original rounded chair shapes and woven construction. Create realistic individual rattan fibers, natural tan coloring, and soft white seat and back cushions.
5. Coffee tables: Maintain the original dark wooden bases and circular glossy black glass tops, with realistic reflections.
6. Flooring: Preserve the original light wood-look flooring and enhance its grain, surface texture, and joints.
7. Windows: Keep the original black aluminum frames and grid divisions. Improve the glass reflections, transparency, and visible outdoor scenery.
8. Indoor tree: Maintain the original position and planter. Improve the bark, leaf detail, natural branching, and shadows.
9. Pebble feature: Preserve the existing white decorative pebbles and spherical lights near the jacuzzi without adding more objects.

Lighting and rendering:
Use realistic natural daylight, physically based materials, global illumination, ambient occlusion, soft contact shadows, accurate reflections, and balanced highlights. Maintain a clean, sophisticated contemporary atmosphere with neutral white walls, natural wood tones, and realistic greenery. The image should be bright and clear without excessive warmth, oversaturation, or harsh shadows.

Do not:

* Change the original furniture designs or proportions.
* Move or resize the jacuzzi, chairs, tables, windows, or tree.
* Add extra ceiling lights, wall lights, or decorative objects.
* Change the camera angle or crop the composition.
* Replace existing materials with unrelated finishes.

Deliver a realistic architectural photograph of the exact design, with enhanced material quality and believable lighting. Prioritize design accuracy over creative reinterpretation.

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