- Prompt
- Create a highly photorealistic interior rendering based strictly on the original image.
Preserve the original aspect ratio, camera angle, perspective, composition, room proportions, architectural geometry, furniture placement, and overall layout. Do not redesign or change the existing architecture.
The right side of the living room is a full-height clear glass wall. Through the glass, the exterior material visually flows continuously into the interior living-room wall. Create a seamless transition where a textured rust-metal / oxidized iron finish enters the interior wall from the right side, covering approximately 50% of the wall. The rust-toned surface should gradually fade and blend into a soft warm cream finish toward the left side, creating a smooth natural gradient and making the living room feel brighter and more spacious.
The rust-like wall treatment must follow the original curved geometry of the wall. The material should wrap naturally around the curved wall without creating sharp breaks, while maintaining realistic surface texture, subtle variations, and a refined high-end architectural finish.
Keep the curved ceiling detail at the left corner exactly as shown in the original image. Add concealed cove lighting integrated around the perimeter of the ceiling and walls, following the existing curved geometry. The concealed lighting should create a soft, warm indirect glow that emphasizes the curves and transitions between the cream and rust-toned wall surfaces.
Use light natural oak wood flooring throughout the living room, with realistic wood grain and subtle tonal variation.
Use the sofa design and upholstery from Reference Image 1, accurately matching its shape, proportions, color, fabric texture, and overall appearance.
Overall design style: sophisticated modern luxury, warm minimalist, refined architectural interior, soft neutral tones, natural materials, realistic textures.
Lighting: warm ambient indirect lighting combined with soft natural daylight entering through the clear glass wall. The space should feel bright, warm, elegant, and naturally illuminated, while maintaining realistic shadows and reflections.
Materials must look physically realistic with accurate texture, roughness, reflections, and subtle imperfections.
Ultra-realistic architectural visualization, high-end interior photography, realistic global illumination, physically based materials, detailed textures, natural reflections, realistic shadows, 4K quality.
IMPORTANT:
Do not change the original aspect ratio.
Do not change the original camera view or perspective.
Do not change the room proportions or architectural geometry.
Do not move or redesign the existing furniture.
Do not add unnecessary windows, doors, furniture, or decorative elements.
Maintain the original composition and spatial relationships.
- Created
- September 25, 2026
