arcsynth photorealistic floor plan rendering create an ultra photorealistic render of the provided floor plan reference image the absolute priority is to preserve the original design exactly as shown critical no design modifications preserve the exact original floor plan geometry dimensions proportions wall positions openings doors windows furniture placement bed position and all existing details do not redesign rearrange add remove resize or reinterpret any architectural or interior element do not introduce new decorative objects or change the existing layout maintain the original camera angle composition and visible areas of the reference image use the reference image as the strict source of truth if any detail is unclear preserve it rather than inventing a replacement floor tiles square ceramic floor tiles exactly 80 80 cm very light off white warm white color matte finish characteristic of ceramic tiles commonly used in the early 2000s subtle realistic surface texture with discreet grout lines and natural material variation avoid glossy finishes strong veining marble patterns contemporary luxury materials or oversized tiles maintain realistic tile scale and consistent alignment with the original floor layout bedding exact color and pattern the upper duvet bedspread visible on the bed must have a pastel yellow checkered pattern use a soft light pastel yellow with clearly recognizable delicate square checks the lower bedding layer which is only slightly visible must be pastel light blue with a checkered pattern keep the pastel blue bedding mostly concealed revealing only the small portion visible in the reference preserve the original folds draping thickness layering and position of both bedding layers do not replace the checkered patterns with solid colors stripes floral prints or other patterns photorealistic rendering produce a highly realistic architectural interior visualization with physically accurate materials natural lighting soft realistic shadows ambient occlusion and balanced exposure preserve the original color relationships and the authentic slightly understated character of an interior from the early 2000s use realistic material roughness subtle imperfections and natural fabric texture avoid excessive contrast oversaturation artificial shine exaggerated textures or a stylized cgi appearance final requirement the final image must look like a real photograph of the exact space shown in the reference not a redesigned interpretation fidelity to the original plan is more important than aesthetic enhancement zero tolerance for design changes preserve every existing element and its exact position only improve the realism of the rendering and apply the specifically described material and bedding characteristics
