Do NOT change the camera angle, proportions, massing, or any architectural elements. Do NOT crop or zoom. Maintain the exact composition of the provided image. PROMPT: Create a high-end photorealistic architectural rendering from the provided elevation. Maintain the exact geometry, proportions, and perspective. Do not alter openings, rooflines, or details. MATERIALS STRICT Main body: smooth stucco in Benjamin Moore “White Dove” — warm creamy white, matte finish Window & door frames: white Sierra aluminum, clean and crisp, slightly reflective but not glossy Shutters: Benjamin Moore “Fresh Dew” — soft, muted green, not saturated Roof: white concrete tile, subtle variation, realistic depth and shadow between tiles Wall sweeps, surrounds, and trim: smooth pulled stucco, slightly more refined finish than main body, minimal tonal variation Wood elements balcony, accents: lime-washed cypress, very light, desaturated, minimal visible grain LIGHTING VERY IMPORTANT Use soft, diffused daylight around 2–3 PM No harsh shadows, no golden hour All façades evenly lit and clearly visible Balanced exposure — avoid overexposure or washed-out whites ENVIRONMENT CRITICAL FOR REALISM Set the scene in Palm Beach Island, Florida — specifically 201 Onondaga Ave Replace background with realistic Palm Beach neighborhood context Add: Lush tropical vegetation royal palms, coconut palms, hedges Neighboring homes in Palm Beach Mediterranean / Regency style Clean residential street with subtle crown and texture Sidewalks and curbs appropriate to Palm Beach Road material: Realistic asphalt with slight texture and soft color variation Clean but not flat — subtle wear and tonal shifts LANDSCAPING Keep existing layout EXACTLY the same Enhance realism only: Fuller hedges Softer, high-end planting Natural variation in greens Keep it refined, not overdesigned MATERIAL REALISM Add depth, texture, and subtle imperfections to all materials Stucco should feel real — not flat or plastic Wood should feel soft and slightly weathered Hardscape should have visible pattern and slight tonal variation, not too shiny FINAL LOOK Ultra-realistic, high-end residential rendering Clean, elegant, Palm Beach luxury aesthetic Crisp but soft atmosphere No stylization, no cartoon effect, keep exact camera angle
PromptDo NOT change the camera angle, proportions, massing, or any architectural elements. Do NOT crop or zoom. Maintain the exact composition of the provided image. PROMPT: Create a high-end photorealistic architectural rendering from the provided elevation. Maintain the exact geometry, proportions, and perspective. Do not alter openings, rooflines, or details. MATERIALS (STRICT) Main body: smooth stucco in Benjamin Moore “White Dove” — warm creamy white, matte finish Window & door frames: white Sierra aluminum, clean and crisp, slightly reflective but not glossy Shutters: Benjamin Moore “Fresh Dew” — soft, muted green, not saturated Roof: white concrete tile, subtle variation, realistic depth and shadow between tiles Wall sweeps, surrounds, and trim: smooth pulled stucco, slightly more refined finish than main body, minimal tonal variation Wood elements (balcony, accents): lime-washed cypress, very light, desaturated, minimal visible grain LIGHTING (VERY IMPORTANT) Use soft, diffused daylight (around 2–3 PM) No harsh shadows, no golden hour All façades evenly lit and clearly visible Balanced exposure — avoid overexposure or washed-out whites ENVIRONMENT (CRITICAL FOR REALISM) Set the scene in Palm Beach Island, Florida — specifically 201 Onondaga Ave Replace background with realistic Palm Beach neighborhood context Add: Lush tropical vegetation (royal palms, coconut palms, hedges) Neighboring homes in Palm Beach Mediterranean / Regency style Clean residential street with subtle crown and texture Sidewalks and curbs appropriate to Palm Beach Road material: Realistic asphalt with slight texture and soft color variation Clean but not flat — subtle wear and tonal shifts LANDSCAPING Keep existing layout EXACTLY the same Enhance realism only: Fuller hedges Softer, high-end planting Natural variation in greens Keep it refined, not overdesigned MATERIAL REALISM Add depth, texture, and subtle imperfections to all materials Stucco should feel real — not flat or plastic Wood should feel soft and slightly weathered Hardscape should have visible pattern and slight tonal variation, not too shiny FINAL LOOK Ultra-realistic, high-end residential rendering Clean, elegant, Palm Beach luxury aesthetic Crisp but soft atmosphere No stylization, no cartoon effect, keep exact camera angle
Date08 April 2026
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