- Prompt
- Transform the first image to match the **luxurious, warm, sophisticated mood of the second reference image**, while maintaining a **bright and clearly visible overall exposure similar to the reference image**.
**IMPORTANT — DO NOT MAKE THE SPACE TOO DARK.**
The final image must have a **well-balanced, bright warm exposure**. The atmosphere should feel moody and luxurious, but the room must remain clearly illuminated with all architectural details, wood textures, marble surfaces, and vanity details fully visible.
Keep the **exact architecture, proportions, perspective, camera angle, ceiling geometry, curved wall, wall panel divisions, vanity design, countertop shape, mirror, and all existing elements from the first image unchanged**. Do not redesign, add, remove, or relocate anything.
Match the reference image's lighting character:
* warm golden ambient lighting
* rich brown and amber tones
* soft cinematic shadows
* elegant contrast
* warm reflected light
* subtle highlights on marble and wood
* luxurious hotel-like atmosphere
* soft indirect architectural lighting
However, maintain **sufficient ambient illumination throughout the entire room**. The corners, ceiling, wood walls, vanity, floor, and background must remain visible and detailed. Use a combination of **warm indirect lighting + soft ambient fill light + gentle bounced light** to prevent the image from becoming excessively dark.
The lighting should feel **bright, warm, and atmospheric rather than dark and dramatic**. Preserve shadow depth but lift the overall exposure and shadow areas enough to reveal material textures.
The wood should have a **warm natural walnut/oak appearance**, with visible fine grain and soft warm reflections. The marble vanity should have realistic natural veining, subtle gloss, depth, and controlled reflections. Keep the original material concept and colors from the first image.
Use **high dynamic range lighting**, realistic global illumination, soft light bounce, realistic exposure, controlled highlights, and detailed shadows. Avoid crushed blacks, excessively dark corners, underexposure, harsh spotlights, or overly dramatic darkness.
**Lighting priority:**
1. Bright and evenly readable overall space
2. Warm golden ambience
3. Soft cinematic contrast
4. Deep but detailed shadows
5. Luxurious reflective materials
The final result should feel like a **high-end luxury hotel interior photographed with professional architectural photography**, combining the **warm dark elegance of the second image with a brighter exposure and clear visibility of the first image**.
Ultra-photorealistic architectural visualization, realistic material textures, physically accurate reflections, natural marble veining, detailed wood grain, warm ambient illumination, high dynamic range, soft bounced light, realistic global illumination, cinematic but bright exposure, premium interior photography, 8K quality.
**DO NOT change the architecture or composition. DO NOT make the image dark. Keep the final exposure bright enough to clearly see every surface and detail while maintaining the warm luxurious mood of the reference.**
- Created
- August 17, 2026
- Seed
- 10
