- Prompt
- Use the first bedroom image as the base composition and layout. Maintain 100% of the architecture, camera angle, proportions, dimensions, furniture placement, ceiling height, headboard shape, dressing position, window position, and overall layout exactly as shown. Do not redesign the room. The second image is ONLY the material, lighting, and color reference. Transfer every material, finish, lighting treatment, and design language from the second image onto the first bedroom. The final result should feel like the first bedroom built using the premium finishes of the second interior. Overall Design Language Create an elegant contemporary luxury bedroom inspired by Minotti, Poliform, Rimadesio, Molteni&C and Giorgetti. Warm neutral palette. Sophisticated architectural detailing. Luxury hotel atmosphere. Soft indirect lighting. Natural premium materials. No glossy surfaces. Everything should have realistic texture and physical depth. Flooring Replace the existing floor with the exact flooring from the second image. Use extra-wide European oak planks finished in warm smoked walnut. Natural grain. Matte oil finish. Long uninterrupted boards. Rich medium-dark walnut tone. Bed Design Keep the exact proportions of the original bed. Maintain its low platform appearance. Transform the upholstery using the material language from the vanity project. Use luxurious ivory bouclé fabric. Very soft woven texture. Rounded corners. Minimal stitching. Thick upholstered frame. The headboard should remain the same shape but receive premium textured bouclé upholstery with subtle shadow transitions. The bed should appear soft, luxurious and handcrafted. Bedding Use layered luxury bedding. Large white hotel pillows. Warm greige linen sheets. Stone-colored duvet. Taupe wool blanket folded naturally. One accent lumbar pillow finished in warm cognac leather. Natural folds. Heavy premium fabrics. No perfectly straight edges. Bed Bench Maintain the bench geometry. Fully upholster it using ivory bouclé identical to the bed. Soft rounded edges. Luxury handcrafted finish. Left Dressing Area Keep the exact dressing position from the first image. Replace all finishes with those from the second image. Use smoked bronze reflective glass doors. Ultra-thin black aluminum framing. Soft bronze reflection. Interior wardrobes illuminated with warm integrated LED strips. Inside finishes: Dark smoked walnut veneer. Luxury leather accessories. Bronze hanging rails. Tinted glass shelving. The dressing should resemble Rimadesio wardrobes. Feature Wall Behind the Bed Keep the exact composition. Maintain the three vertical design zones. Left Upholstered Panel Create large square upholstered modules. Soft rounded corners. Ivory bouclé fabric identical to the bed. Visible depth. Approximately 70–80 mm thick. Soft shadow gaps between panels. Center Decorative Panel Replace the circular textured feature with a handcrafted limestone sculptural wall. Warm beige limestone. Three-dimensional semi-spherical relief pattern. Each circular element softly protrudes from the surface. Natural carved stone texture. Matte finish. Museum-quality craftsmanship. Architectural feature wall. Right Vertical Panels Replace existing wood with full-height smoked walnut veneer panels. Extra-large panels. Minimal joints. Vertical grain. Warm medium-dark walnut. Matte finish. Flush detailing. Hidden panel joints. Side Tables Floating walnut side tables. Same walnut veneer used throughout the room. Minimal thickness. Integrated concealed LED underneath. Invisible brackets. Decorative Objects Minimal styling. Use only premium accessories. Examples: Travertine bowl. Black ceramic vase. Bronze sculpture. Designer books. Natural dried branches. Handmade ceramic pieces. Smoked glass decorative object. Avoid clutter. Pendant Floor Lamp Place a sculptural floor lamp beside the bed similar to the first image. Large white linen shade. Soft diffused glow. Minimal black metal base. Warm architectural lighting. Artwork Keep the oversized artwork on the right wall. Replace with abstract textured canvas. Warm earth tones. Taupe. Cream. Walnut. Stone grey. Hand-painted appearance. Large museum-scale artwork. Minimal composition. Walls Replace all painted walls with warm mineral plaster identical to the second image. Soft limestone finish. Very subtle movement. Handcrafted texture. Warm beige. Matte finish. Luxury Italian plaster. Ceiling Smooth plaster ceiling. Warm off-white. Ultra-minimal. Black recessed trimless downlights. Continuous recessed slot lights. Hidden perimeter LED. 2700K warm white. Window Keep the full-height window exactly where it is. Large floor-to-ceiling glazing. Slim black aluminum frame. Clear architectural glass. Exterior should show softly blurred greenery. Warm afternoon sunlight entering the room. Curtains Replace existing curtains with those from the second image. Double-layer curtain system. Front layer: Soft white sheer linen. Back layer: Warm taupe blackout linen. Heavy premium fabric. Elegant full-height folds. Ceiling-mounted concealed curtain track. Curtains lightly touching the floor. Luxury hotel finish. Lighting Warm afternoon sunlight. Long cinematic shadows. Golden hour atmosphere. Soft indirect ceiling lighting. Integrated LEDs behind architectural panels. Warm 2700K lighting. Balanced exposure. No blown highlights. Luxury hospitality lighting design. Material Palette Warm smoked walnut veneer Smoked bronze reflective glass Ivory bouclé upholstery Warm beige limestone Travertine decorative accessories Warm mineral plaster Bronze metal accents Matte black architectural hardware Soft linen fabrics Cognac leather accent pillow European smoked oak flooring Rendering Quality Ultra-photorealistic. 12K resolution. Interior magazine photography. Physically accurate materials. PBR textures. Ray-traced global illumination. High dynamic range. Crisp reflections. Natural depth of field. Fine fabric fibers visible. Visible wood grain. Detailed stone pores. Clean composition. Luxury editorial styling. Preserve the first image's architecture, furniture layout, proportions, and camera angle exactly. Apply only the materials, finishes, lighting, and design language from the second image to create a cohesive, high-end luxury bedroom.
- Created
- August 2, 2026
