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Use my original image as the exact and unchangeable base. **Do not change the architecture, geometry, proportions, layout, walls, openings, ceiling, camera angle, perspective, framing, or composition.** Only make the specific changes requested below.

Above the existing furniture, add clean and minimal signage that reads **“TICKETS”**, clearly indicating the ticketing area. Keep the typography subtle, contemporary, and appropriate for a sophisticated museum interior.

Use the reference images as the visual reference for the **wood material**. Apply a similar wood texture and finish to my furniture, but make it **slightly cooler and more neutral in tone than the warm wood in the references**. Keep it natural and elegant, not overly cold or gray.

Improve the lighting so it looks **natural, realistic, and professionally photographed**, rather than copying the problematic lighting of my original image. Use balanced architectural lighting, realistic daylight, soft shadows, and natural highlights. Avoid excessive brightness or artificial-looking illumination.

Make all people in the original image **photorealistic and natural**. **Keep every person in exactly the same location and do not move them or replace them with objects.** Improve only their standing poses and body posture so they look relaxed and realistic. Keep realistic proportions, clothing, shadows, and lighting.

**IMPORTANT:** Preserve the exact original image dimensions, orientation, aspect ratio, framing, and camera view. **Do not rotate, crop, stretch, resize, reframe, or change portrait to landscape or landscape to portrait.**

Only apply the requested **signage, material, lighting, and people adjustments**. **Everything else must remain exactly as in my original image.**

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