- Prompt
- Create a highly photorealistic luxury hotel room render based strictly on the reference image.
DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING. Keep the exact camera angle, perspective, composition, layout, furniture placement, proportions, architectural details, materials, colors, and decorative elements exactly as shown. Do not add, remove, move, resize, or redesign any element.
Transform the existing 3D/CGI appearance into realistic interior photography with physically accurate materials and textures.
Materials: realistic beige textured wall fabric, natural light wood flooring, deep navy upholstered channelled headboard, soft white bedding with natural wrinkles and fabric texture, dark wood furniture, terrazzo tabletop, realistic bronze/gold wall artwork, metal details, and soft upholstery. Add subtle imperfections, realistic roughness, reflections, and natural material variation.
Lighting:
No sunlight, no daylight, and no sun rays.
Keep the exact existing downlight positions and quantity.
Create soft, subtle light bias from the existing downlights, with natural falloff across the ceiling and walls.
Keep the warm LED only behind the headboard.
No additional LED strips anywhere else.
No LED around the entrance/door.
Keep existing bedside reading lights and decorative lighting exactly as designed.
Warm, soft, muted artificial lighting with realistic ambient bounce and gentle shadows.
Avoid excessive glow and overexposure.
Preserve the large round terrazzo table in the foreground, lounge chair, dark side table, sofa, navy headboard, twin beds, TV wall, minibar, wardrobe, entrance door, hanging rail, bronze decorative wall pieces, and all existing details exactly as they appear.
Final look: sophisticated contemporary hotel interior, warm muted palette, realistic interior photography, physically accurate lighting, soft shadows, detailed textures, subtle reflections, realistic depth and atmosphere, high-end architectural visualization with true photorealism, not CGI.
Negative prompt: changing layout, changing camera angle, moving furniture, adding furniture, removing elements, changing colors, changing materials, extra LED, LED around door, extra downlights, moved downlights, sunlight, daylight, sun rays, excessive glow, harsh lighting, overexposure, plastic textures, unrealistic reflections, distorted proportions, CGI appearance.
people 1 , dont change the downlight position
- Created
- September 16, 2026
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