transform the existing render into an ultra high end luxurious fresh and atmospheric architectural photograph preserve the original absolute priority use the original render as the only reference keep the exact same perspective camera position lens framing and composition do not crop zoom rotate shift or distort the image do not add remove or redesign anything preserve all existing architecture proportions and spatial relationships do not change the perspective materials 100 identical keep all existing materials 100 unchanged do not replace reinterpret transfer or alter materials colours textures or finishes natural stone on the wall more subtle the existing natural stone on the wall should appear less dominant and less visually intense keep the exact same natural stone material do not change its colour texture pattern finish or type do not replace simplify smooth out or reinterpret the stone reduce only its visual intensity through more balanced lighting softer contrast and a more subtle presentation the stone should remain clearly visible and realistic but feel calmer and less overpowering important do not change the material itself only make its visual presence more subtle floor beige velours carpet make the floor a subtle luxurious beige velours carpet clearly beige in colour soft refined and understated velours texture matte appearance no gloss or strong reflections do not make it orange yellow grey or white ultra high end atmospheric make the image feel luxurious sophisticated elegant fresh atmospheric and highly realistic the luxury must come from photorealism depth lighting and image quality not from adding or changing design elements lighting make the existing lighting beautiful refined and atmospheric use soft realistic illumination balanced contrast natural shadows and subtle reflections keep all existing light sources exactly where they are fresh neutral colour balance keep the image fresh clear and bright with natural and balanced colours do not make the image too orange avoid excessive warm orange colour grading yellow haze or amber colour casts no overexposure the image must never be overexposed preserve highlight detail material detail and realistic tonal range no blown highlights white haze excessive bloom excessive hdr or washed out surfaces bright and clear but never overexposed final result create an ultra high end fresh luxurious and atmospheric architectural photograph of the exact original render keep the perspective unchanged keep all materials 100 identical make the beige velours carpet subtle make the existing natural stone on the wall visually calmer without changing the material and maintain beautiful fresh and controlled lighting
