- Prompt
- Do not change anything in the existing image except for the fireplace detailing described below. Strictly preserve the original image dimensions, aspect ratio, camera angle, perspective, geometry, architectural layout, composition, materials, colors, lighting, and all existing elements.
Fireplace enhancement: Add more intricate and sophisticated travertine detailing to the existing fireplace to make it look more elaborate, natural, and architecturally refined. Introduce carefully designed travertine moldings, layered stone profiles, subtle ornamental reliefs, and additional dimensional details that look as though they have been expertly crafted from natural stone. The detailing should feel elegant, timeless, and authentic, complementing the existing fireplace design rather than overpowering it.
Use realistic light travertine with naturally occurring pores, delicate linear veins, subtle tonal variations, and authentic stone texture. Incorporate refined carved details and carefully layered edges to create depth, visual richness, and a more bespoke architectural appearance. All added ornamentation must look physically plausible and professionally executed, with precise craftsmanship and natural transitions between stone elements.
Keep the existing fireplace in its exact location and preserve its overall silhouette, dimensions, orientation, and relationship to the surrounding architecture. Enhance only its surface detailing and ornamental complexity. Do not modify the existing lower travertine plinth connecting the fireplace to the TV composition.
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CRITICAL RESTRICTIONS: No other changes are permitted. Do not alter the TV wall, television, wooden panels, lighting fixtures, decorative objects, flooring, walls, ceiling, or any other part of the interior. Do not change the camera angle, crop, image proportions, or overall design. The result must remain identical to the original image except for the more detailed travertine fireplace. Maintain photorealistic material quality, natural stone imperfections, realistic shadows, and high-end architectural visualization.
- Created
- October 20, 2026