- Prompt
- Transform the provided 3D interior render into an ultra-photorealistic luxury hotel interior, while strictly preserving the original architectural design, geometry, proportions, camera angle, composition, colors, textures, and material locations.
Glass treatment is critical:
On the left side, the lower glass panels must remain transparent fabric-textured glass. Keep the woven/fabric texture clearly visible while allowing the interior behind the glass to remain naturally visible and slightly softened through the texture.
The upper left glass panels must be satin grey glass, semi-transparent with a subtle grey tint, soft reflections, and realistic light transmission. Do not make them opaque or frosted.
The circular glass feature on the right wall/staircase area must be transparent bronze-tinted glass. It should clearly show a realistic exterior city/skyline view through the glass, with natural depth, atmospheric perspective, and subtle reflections.
All glass must have realistic thickness, edge reflections, transparency, refraction, and Fresnel reflections. Avoid flat or milky-looking glass.
Materials and colors:
Preserve the existing deep navy blue panels exactly.
Preserve the warm bronze/brass/gold metalwork, including railings, frames, trims, and decorative details.
Keep the existing wood veneer color and texture, with realistic natural wood grain and subtle variation.
Keep the existing light stone/terrazzo surfaces, enhancing only their realistic texture, roughness, and subtle imperfections.
Preserve the existing fabric-textured surfaces and do not replace them with different materials.
Lighting and atmosphere:
Use sophisticated warm architectural lighting around 2700–3000K. Add realistic recessed ceiling lights, soft indirect illumination, subtle wall lighting, and natural ambient light from the exterior. Create realistic global illumination, soft shadows, contact shadows, ambient occlusion, reflections, and light falloff. The atmosphere should feel warm, elegant, calm, and premium without becoming overly yellow or orange.
Photorealism:
Create the appearance of a professionally photographed 5-star luxury hotel interior. Use physically accurate materials, realistic roughness, natural reflections, subtle imperfections, accurate exposure, realistic depth, and high-quality architectural photography. Maintain the original perspective and framing.
Important restrictions:
Do not redesign the space. Do not change the existing colors, textures, furniture, staircase, railing geometry, wall shapes, elevator, decorative circles, or architectural proportions. Do not add unnecessary furniture or decorations. Only improve realism, lighting, material response, glass transparency, and exterior views. Ultra-realistic, high-end architectural photography, extremely detailed, 4K quality.
- Created
- September 14, 2026
