Create a photorealistic, cinematic, dreamy architectural rendering based strictly on the provided front elevation drawing of a Spanish Colonial style house in Palm Beach, Florida.

Camera must remain EXACTLY the same as the provided elevation: straight-on front elevation view, perpendicular 90° to the facade, no perspective, no 3/4 angle, no camera tilt, no wide-angle lens, no depth distortion, no vanishing points.

Do not change the camera angle, composition, or geometry. The entire front facade must be centered and flat to the camera like an architectural elevation, but rendered photorealistically.

Materials and finishes:
– Main body of the house: smooth white stucco
– Solid grey elements: beige cast stone
– Window frames and front door: dark bronze
– Front door: glass panels
– Balcony railing: wrought iron
– Roof: Spanish barrel clay tile
– Wooden elements garage door, balcony columns, beams, rafter tails: pecky cypress wood

Refer closely to the architectural details in the elevation.
Use the other two reference images strictly for material and color inspiration only, not for changing geometry or camera angle.

Lighting should be soft natural daylight, warm, slightly dreamy and cinematic, but with no perspective lens effects.
Ultra photorealistic materials and realistic shadows., keep exact camera angle

PromptCreate a photorealistic, cinematic, dreamy architectural rendering based strictly on the provided front elevation drawing of a Spanish Colonial style house in Palm Beach, Florida.

Camera must remain EXACTLY the same as the provided elevation: straight-on front elevation view, perpendicular (90°) to the facade, no perspective, no 3/4 angle, no camera tilt, no wide-angle lens, no depth distortion, no vanishing points.

Do not change the camera angle, composition, or geometry. The entire front facade must be centered and flat to the camera like an architectural elevation, but rendered photorealistically.

Materials and finishes:
– Main body of the house: smooth white stucco
– Solid grey elements: beige cast stone
– Window frames and front door: dark bronze
– Front door: glass panels
– Balcony railing: wrought iron
– Roof: Spanish barrel clay tile
– Wooden elements (garage door, balcony columns, beams, rafter tails): pecky cypress wood

Refer closely to the architectural details in the elevation.
Use the other two reference images strictly for material and color inspiration only, not for changing geometry or camera angle.

Lighting should be soft natural daylight, warm, slightly dreamy and cinematic, but with no perspective lens effects.
Ultra photorealistic materials and realistic shadows., keep exact camera angle

Date11 February 2026

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