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Use the original bathroom image as the strict reference for the design, layout, proportions, camera position, perspective, field of view, openings, fixture locations, and material placement. Use the second image only as the reference for the wall marble. Do not redesign, relocate, resize, add, or remove any element—only convert the design into an ultra-photorealistic visualization.

Finish the main walls with vertically installed, tall rectangular vein-cut silver-grey travertine marble tiles matching the material reference. Use portrait orientation, continuous vertical veins, straight aligned courses, and thin 2 mm warm-grey joints. The marble should have a warm light-grey and greige base with natural grey, taupe, beige, and muted-brown linear veining, realistic pores, and a honed or softly polished finish. The walls must appear tiled, not formed from continuous slabs. Use neat mitred corners and avoid repeating textures.

Retain the deep navy-black natural marble on the designated shower feature walls, with refined blue, charcoal, black, and subtle bronze veining. Keep the textured matte-black accent wall and striped grooved black-marble shower floor directed toward the concealed linear drain. Finish the main floor in coordinating large-format light warm-grey natural stone.

Preserve the exact floating vanity design, using matching silver-grey travertine on its stone surfaces, a recessed white oval basin, the existing shelf, and folded white towels. Retain the rounded-rectangle black-framed mirror with warm 3000K concealed backlighting.

Use premium matte-black fixtures throughout, including the basin mixer, rainfall shower, hand shower, controls, flush plate, wall-hung toilet, shattaf, hardware, and brackets. Maintain the frameless ultra-clear glass shower, white-framed frosted window, natural walnut door, and minimal luxury accessories exactly as shown.

Use soft window daylight, warm concealed lighting, gentle shadows, balanced exposure, realistic stone reflections, and subtle ambient occlusion. Render in ultra-photorealistic 8K quality with PBR materials, ray-traced global illumination, realistic glass refraction, accurate surface roughness, and premium architectural-photography quality.

Negative prompt: no layout or geometry changes, no altered camera angle, no horizontal wall tiles or veins, no staggered pattern, no continuous wall slabs, no white Calacatta walls, no wide grout joints, no repeating textures, no gold or chrome fixtures, no additional décor, no people, no clutter, no harsh lighting, and no wide-angle distortion.

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