- Prompt
- Preserve the exact camera, perspective, focal length, vanishing points, crop, composition, proportions, walls, curved surfaces, openings, ceiling heights, steps, floor levels, doors, windows, furniture, landscaping, and distances.
PRESERVE EXACTLY:
Tall entry foyer and raised entrance landing.
Two broad descending marble steps.
Centered arched glass entry doors.
Upper arched window and divided-light pattern.
Rounded half-dome above the upper window.
Clear transition between the dome and flat foyer ceiling.
Smooth curved right wall with no hard vertical edge.
Closed double office doors on the left.
Living room and existing furniture on the right.
Recessed living-room window and existing room depth.
Continuous marble floor with no threshold or material change.
Trees and landscaped front garden visible through the glass.
BRIGHT-WHITE PALETTE:
Walls and ceilings: clean warm white with subtle ivory undertones.
Marble floor and steps: luminous white marble with delicate light-gray veining.
Office doors: pale natural oak or warm off-white.
Window and exterior-door frames: consistent soft medium gray.
Glass: clear and transparent with subtle neutral reflections.
Furniture: ivory, cream, warm white, and very pale gray.
Garden: retain soft natural greens to bring life into the scene.
LIGHTING:
Use abundant soft natural daylight. Increase the whites and overall brightness while preserving surface detail. Avoid blown-out highlights.
Use pale-gray shading only where necessary to define depth, wall thickness, openings, steps, and curved surfaces. Shadows should be soft, transparent, and light—not charcoal or heavy gray.
Emphasize the half-dome with a gentle white-to-light-gray tonal gradient. Keep its center bright and softly shade its sides. Clearly show the curved transition into the flat foyer ceiling with a subtle natural shadow.
The right curved wall must transition smoothly from white to very light gray without a dark edge, seam, or crease.
DO NOT:
Do not change the architecture, geometry, perspective, furniture, garden, room depth, or lighting direction. Do not add or remove anything. Avoid overall gray tint, dark-gray walls, heavy shadows, gloomy lighting, excessive contrast, haze, sepia, or cold blue tones.
FINAL RESULT:
Create the identical image as a polished, bright-white architectural rendering with warm daylight, luminous surfaces, soft dimensional shadows, pale neutral furnishings, and a subtle natural garden view.
- Created
- September 9, 2026
