create a photorealistic professional interior photograph of this exact kitchen and dining space preserve the reference composition design and color palette keep the exact camera position perspective framing room proportions and all architectural geometry preserve every cabinet division joint recessed grip applied handle plinth and change in cabinet depth or height retain the foreground island with its exact vertical front divisions rounded outer side edges worktop thickness and overhang do not introduce drawer divisions from another side of the island render the white kitchen fronts with a satin finish soft restrained reflections neither chalky matte nor high gloss the island and rear worktops are white ceramic preserve their plain appearance without adding veins or decorative patterns all visible wood is natural oak including the island floor dining table wall side bench and left door preserve each element s reference tone grain direction and existing pattern with fine grain at a believable scale do not make every oak surface identical keep the black induction hob and lidded cooking pot exactly in place preserve the cream colored kitchenaid stand mixer its bowl and visible power cord on the rear worktop retain the vegetables sink faucet sockets and wall control in their original positions and shapes preserve the four central window sections all frame profiles and handles and the partially visible right window replace only the repeated exterior imagery with a subtle coherent garden view spatially continuous across the glazing with realistic scale and perspective keep the garden secondary to the interior maintain the dining table wall side bench all visible chairs and their thin dark metal frames including their original overlaps and cropping preserve the dark dome pendant its suspension and curved cable keep the cropped cream sofa at the lower left edge do not add objects from other views use soft natural daylight from the existing windows with gentle shadow transitions and balanced indirect illumination no strong sun patches or invented light sources retain detail in white cabinetry and ceramic surfaces while keeping the warm beige walls and natural oak colors accurate add subtle upholstery texture physically plausible glass and metal reflections and soft contact shadows beneath furniture and countertop objects keep fine parts structurally continuous and all surfaces naturally sharp without artificial blur sharpening halos excessive smoothing or exaggerated texture do not add remove reposition or redesign any interior element no additional styling plants appliances lighting fixtures or people the only scene change is the coherent garden view through the existing windows
