Exterior AI

Use the whitecard as an exact base for this render. Do not change the built form, windows, furniture layout or composition unless explicitly asked to below. Retain the whole frame of the uploaded whitecard render in the same format and ratio. Left and right walls are rough brick painted white,the ceiling and bulkhead above the glazing is plasterboard with a chalky white pain. The interior floor is cork (barely visible tiles, refer to texture attached as reference) All Windows have anodised aluminium frame, blue linework and fill showns location shape and size of frames - they should be anodise aluminium finish not blue. The courtyard and breezeway have a crazy paving floor. Breezeway windows are louvres, but the bottom 400 indicated with solid blue is deep anodised aluminium bottom rail of the frame. View is Looking out to a courtyard. The perimeter of courtyard, is a 250mm high and around 1m deep planter with galvanised edging, organically formed around crazing paving surface. (refer to reference landscape image) I've put green areas in to indicate form of greenery in courtyard. see reference image for form of pavement and type of plants. There are two 700x700mmx700mm galvanised skylights poking into the courtyard that you can see in this whitecard that i've highlighted with yellow boxes that go down to an office below. I want to put a table between these (a timber top that is resting on the skylights) and have galvanised outdoor chairs (hay pallisade) relaxedly placed around it. Theres a bbq built into and partially obscured by the planter. have indicated where this is with a purple rectangle. I'd like a large orb pendant over the dining table inside, render the form placed in image. Island bench that will be a simple tasmanian blackwood form. have drawn in outline in orange. Third reference image is another project that has the same look and feel and vibe, sanders place. Do not add any roof or structure over the courtyard, just the glimpso of the roof over the breezeway.

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Prompt: Use the whitecard as an exact base for this render. Do not change the built form, windows, furniture layout or composition unless explicitly asked to below. Retain the whole frame of the uploaded whitecard render in the same format and ratio. Left and right walls are rough brick painted white,the ceiling and bulkhead above the glazing is plasterboard with a chalky white pain. The interior floor is cork (barely visible tiles, refer to texture attached as reference) All Windows have anodised aluminium frame, blue linework and fill showns location shape and size of frames - they should be anodise aluminium finish not blue. The courtyard and breezeway have a crazy paving floor. Breezeway windows are louvres, but the bottom 400 indicated with solid blue is deep anodised aluminium bottom rail of the frame. View is Looking out to a courtyard. The perimeter of courtyard, is a 250mm high and around 1m deep planter with galvanised edging, organically formed around crazing paving surface. (refer to reference landscape image) I've put green areas in to indicate form of greenery in courtyard. see reference image for form of pavement and type of plants. There are two 700x700mmx700mm galvanised skylights poking into the courtyard that you can see in this whitecard that i've highlighted with yellow boxes that go down to an office below. I want to put a table between these (a timber top that is resting on the skylights) and have galvanised outdoor chairs (hay pallisade) relaxedly placed around it. Theres a bbq built into and partially obscured by the planter. have indicated where this is with a purple rectangle. I'd like a large orb pendant over the dining table inside, render the form placed in image. Island bench that will be a simple tasmanian blackwood form. have drawn in outline in orange. Third reference image is another project that has the same look and feel and vibe, sanders place. Do not add any roof or structure over the courtyard, just the glimpso of the roof over the breezeway.
AI model: Exterior AI
Created: August 7, 2026

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