geometry lock use the supplied sketchup kitchen image as the exact architectural and spatial reference preserve the existing camera position wide horizontal composition room proportions ceiling height wall locations cabinetry layout cabinet widths and heights appliance locations pantry opening bar location island dimensions island position island end leg geometry countertop geometry range wall symmetry hood dimensions and all visible architectural relationships exactly as shown treat the sketchup model as a locked architectural underlay do not redesign simplify enlarge shrink reposition or reinterpret any cabinetry appliances openings walls island components or architectural elements maintain the exact approved space plan and cabinet configuration preserve the cabinetry divisions and panel proportions shown in the model the long rear face of the island is full cabinetry extending across the island exactly as modeled do not add stools chairs decorative furniture or seating at this stage rendering instructions transform the sketchup model into a highly photorealistic editorial quality architectural interior rendering while preserving the exact geometry finish the kitchen cabinetry in a refined brighter warm white painted finish the cabinetry should read as clean sophisticated white rather than cream beige gray or stark blue white maintain subtle realistic painted wood depth crisp cabinet edges accurate inset panel definition and realistic shadow lines do not create flat plastic overly glossy or featureless cabinetry use polished nickel for all visible cabinet hardware plumbing fixtures and appropriate metal details polished nickel should have warm silver undertones refined reflectivity and controlled highlights do not substitute chrome stainless steel brushed nickel brass bronze or black metal use a soft pale gray quartz composite for the kitchen countertops and the full height range backsplash the material should have subtle blue gray undertones a cloud like mineral background and extremely restrained warm gray and muted taupe movement keep all movement low contrast soft diffuse and natural the stone should feel quiet sophisticated and appropriate for a refined beach residence avoid bold marble veining branching veins dramatic streaks high contrast patterning repetitive ai veining or oversized mineral movement preserve the exact hood geometry shown in the model finish the smooth outer hood sections in smooth monolithic matte mineral plaster in a soft warm white the plaster must remain refined and nearly smooth with only extremely subtle natural mineral character do not create leather like texture fabric texture suede texture pores stippling mottling embossed texture or exaggerated plaster variation the recessed center section of the hood is raked plaster with a fine consistent vertical linear texture maintain a controlled architectural rhythm with evenly spaced vertical rake lines the raked texture should feel handcrafted but precise dimensional but restrained do not create random grooves fluting ribbed wood fabric texture or irregular repeating ai patterns finish the visible island end legs in the same refined raked plaster treatment as the hood inset maintain the exact curved leg geometry shown in the sketchup model apply fine consistent vertical rake lines that follow the architectural form of each leg preserve crisp edges realistic depth and controlled shadow between the vertical lines do not reinterpret the legs as wood stone reeded cabinetry or oversized fluting use light natural white oak flooring throughout the visible kitchen the flooring should be noticeably lighter than the sketchup reference image with soft sandy beige and pale natural oak tones subtle warm undertones realistic plank variation and restrained grain avoid orange yellow gray washed dark brown heavily rustic or high contrast wood maintain realistic wood grain scale and plank proportions preserve the visible bar and pantry architecture exactly as modeled do not redesign these secondary spaces or allow them to visually compete with the kitchen in the pantry use a natural light white oak floating shelf with realistic pale oak grain and subtle warm sandy undertones below the shelf continue the same soft pale gray quartz composite backsplash material from the countertop vertically to the exact underside of the white oak shelf only the stone must terminate precisely at the bottom of the shelf above the pantry shelf use narrow painted white tongue and groove vertical wall paneling extending to the ceiling the boards should read approximately 2 to 2 1 2 inches wide with fine consistent vertical grooves keep the paneling refined architectural and painted in a warm white coordinating with the cabinetry do not extend the quartz composite above the shelf the visible pantry wall sconces are temporary lighting placeholders replace the blocked out fixtures with simple understated architectural cylinder sconces in a refined neutral metal finish keep them minimal and visually quiet do not introduce decorative statement lighting or oversized fixtures maintain realistic appliance surfaces and architectural integration preserve all appliance locations and dimensions exactly as modeled do not invent new appliances or alter appliance proportions lighting photography render as high end editorial architectural photography rather than a sketchup model ai concept image or real estate listing photograph use soft balanced natural daylight with realistic ambient illumination throughout the kitchen create believable light falloff soft directional shadows subtle reflected light and dimensional depth between cabinetry stone plaster flooring and architectural surfaces maintain balanced architectural photography exposure preserve highlight detail on the bright white cabinetry plaster hood and quartz composite surfaces do not blow out white surfaces or allow the cabinetry to merge into featureless bright areas maintain visible shadow depth beneath countertops inside cabinetry reveals around the hood and along the raked plaster texture prioritize material readability over overall brightness the quartz composite movement polished nickel reflectivity painted cabinetry depth white oak grain smooth plaster and raked plaster texture must remain clearly visible and materially distinct use realistic contrast with a controlled dynamic range avoid washed out surfaces excessive hdr glowing cabinetry artificial edge lighting dramatic cinematic darkness or overly warm yellow lighting maintain the existing wide camera position and perspective from the sketchup reference correct the visual quality to resemble professional full frame architectural photography with a natural wide angle architectural lens straight vertical lines realistic depth crisp focal detail and subtle natural lens behavior do not dramatically widen the room or distort the island proportions global constraints strictly preserve the approved geometry cabinetry configuration room layout island design hood design appliance locations pantry architecture bar architecture and camera composition shown in the supplied sketchup image do not redesign the kitchen do not add stools or island seating do not alter cabinetry divisions or proportions do not change the island length depth height or leg geometry do not change the hood shape or proportions do not add decorative accessories countertop styling artwork plants dishes books or unnecessary objects at this stage avoid speckling smearing repeating ai textures geometry drift warped cabinetry distorted doors inconsistent panel widths halos glowing edges plastic looking materials wallpaper like stone patterns distorted wood grain exaggerated plaster texture oversharpening or artificial surface noise preserve realistic texture scale crisp architectural edges accurate material transitions believable construction details and natural depth the final image should read as a highly resolved photorealistic editorial architectural photograph of the approved dewey beach kitchen design with a quiet layered material palette refined coastal restraint and strong material fidelity
