- Prompt
- CAMERA AND PERSPECTIVE: EXACT MATCH
Preserve all existing architecture, proportions and spatial relationships. Do not change the camera, crop, perspective, ceiling height, walls, curves, openings, jambs, headers, staircase, treads, landings, railings, railing endpoints, doors, windows or floor levels.
Do not redesign or “improve” the architecture. Do not add new walls, openings, steps, columns, beams, niches, projections, moldings or built-in features.
Enhance the existing scene with a restrained, sophisticated material palette:
Smooth warm-white plaster walls and ceiling.
Light natural-oak herringbone flooring, properly scaled.
Pale honed limestone or similar light stone on the staircase.
Existing railings finished in matte coffee bronze, visually light and airy.
Thin, elegant door and window frames in matching coffee bronze.
Bright natural daylight with soft shadows and balanced exposure.
Crisp edges, realistic textures and gentle contrast.
Add only a very light touch of furnishings:
Living room on the LEFT: one slim console table with one understated neutral artwork above it.
Office on the RIGHT: one refined desk and one simple chair, placed well inside the room and only partially visible.
Background: subtly reveal the existing pool patio through the distant doors, with pale paving, a restrained glimpse of blue water and soft greenery.
Keep all furniture minimal, neutral and secondary to the architecture. Maintain generous open space. The result should feel polished, warm, luxurious and fabulous without looking staged or overdecorated.
Avoid excessive furniture, decorative accessories, rugs, lamps, chandeliers, indoor plants, dramatic colors, heavy textures, gray gloomy lighting, overexposure, fisheye distortion or invented architectural details.
FINAL PRIORITY: Preserve the source geometry first. Add realism, warmth and elegance second. Keep the original architecture unchanged.
- Created
- September 10, 2026
