transform this exact 3d model screenshot into an ultra realistic luxury wardrobe render in a bomonti minotti style keep the exact camera angle exact wardrobe layout exact proportions exact door positions exact open shelving position and exact overall design do not redesign or move anything create a high end built in wardrobe composition with a clean warm elegant contemporary look on the left side keep the glass wardrobe unit exactly as modeled make it with smoked bronze smoked grey glass doors a slim black metal frame and a long matte black vertical handle the interior should be finished in dark walnut wood veneer with rich vertical grain keep the internal drawer unit visible and elegant also in walnut with clean lines and a refined luxury appearance in the center keep the 3 tall wardrobe doors exactly in place finish them in a soft cashmere warm greige matte lacquer smooth and minimal with long vertical integrated handles in a matching or slightly darker tone the look should feel premium calm and minimal on the right side keep the tall open shelving exactly as modeled and finish it in dark walnut veneer with sophisticated wood grain and a matte finish the shelves should look clean and architectural the floor should be warm natural oak herringbone parquet realistic and rich in texture walls should remain soft warm white light greige clean and minimal lighting should feel like premium interior photography soft daylight with subtle warm ambient light realistic shadows soft reflections on the smoked glass and strong material depth overall mood should be minimal expensive warm and refined remove all unfinished model artifacts green outlines orange door swing lines flat placeholder textures rough model edges and any sketch model appearance negative prompt do not change the design do not move the wardrobe parts do not change the number of doors do not add extra shelves do not change the camera angle do not distort proportions do not make it cartoonish do not oversaturate colors do not use cheap glossy finishes do not alter the architecture