ultra realistic architectural render strict reference lock do not change the architecture design material colours or existing finishes the uploaded image is the exact and absolute visual reference the goal is to make the image look more photorealistic without changing what is already there preserve exactly geometry proportions layout camera position perspective composition existing materials existing material colours existing wood tones existing floor tiles existing wall finishes existing cabinetry existing doors existing windows existing furniture existing architectural elements do not reinterpret existing materials do not darken lighten recolour replace redesign or substitute any existing material only improve realistic lighting physically accurate reflections subtle surface detail natural shadows and photographic realism absolute material colour lock sliding door wood critical the wood of the existing sliding door is locked the sliding door wood must remain the same colour brightness warmth saturation and overall tonal appearance as in the uploaded reference image do not darken the sliding door wood do not apply the darker aged timber treatment used for existing ceiling beams to the sliding door the sliding door is a separate material from the ceiling beams do not make it dark brown deep brown charcoal black grey heavily aged rustic distressed do not increase its wood tone contrast excessively do not make the grain stronger or more dramatic than it appears in the reference preserve the existing sliding door wood exactly as shown only add extremely subtle realistic wood texture natural grain visibility physically accurate roughness soft reflections natural light interaction these enhancements must not alter the perceived colour or brightness of the wood important material separation darker timber is permitted only for ceiling beams that are clearly visible in the original reference the sliding door must not inherit the beam material beam colour beam darkness or aged timber character if the reference shows the sliding door as light or medium toned wood it must remain light or medium toned wood floor tiles absolutely locked all existing floor tiles must remain identical do not change any floor tile anywhere in the image this includes but is not limited to living room floor kitchen floor bathroom floor hallway floor any other visible tiled surface the existing floor tiles are pixel level design references and must be preserved do not replace them redesign them recolour them change their brightness change their saturation change their pattern change their size change their shape change their orientation change their layout change grout lines change grout colour change joint spacing create new tile textures generate new tile patterns introduce different tiles substitute materials apply a different stone or ceramic finish the bathroom floor is especially locked bathroom floor critical the bathroom floor must remain exactly as shown in the uploaded image do not reinterpret the bathroom floor as another material do not turn it into different stone different marble different ceramic different porcelain different concrete different colour different tile pattern different tile size different grout different finish preserve the exact existing bathroom floor appearance from the reference the bathroom floor may receive only the same realistic lighting that would naturally occur in a photograph lighting may create subtle highlights shadows or reflections but the underlying tile colour pattern geometry and material appearance must remain unchanged floor material priority if there is any conflict between photorealistic enhancement and preservation of the floor tiles preservation of the existing floor tiles always wins do not modify the floor in an attempt to make it more photorealistic kitchen cabinets critical the kitchen cabinetry is a newly designed custom element and must follow the uploaded design exactly copy exactly cabinet geometry proportions divisions doors drawers panels gaps alignment height depth composition do not modify redesign simplify add remove or reposition cabinetry only improve photographic realism while preserving the exact existing cabinet material and colour ceilings beams strict material separation do not add any new ceiling beams only preserve and enhance beams that are clearly visible in the uploaded reference existing beams must remain in exactly their position size shape length orientation geometry the existing visible ceiling beams may be enhanced as deep warm natural brown aged timber this darker timber treatment applies only to clearly visible existing ceiling beams it does not apply to the sliding door cabinetry furniture oak fauteuil panel or any other wood element do not transfer the beam colour or material to other wooden elements general material rule for every existing material realism enhancement material change improve only realistic lighting subtle texture physically accurate roughness natural reflections soft shadows light bounce subtle photographic imperfections do not change the original material identity colour brightness pattern or design when uncertain whether an element should be changed do not change it preserve the reference lighting create a soft natural mediterranean golden hour atmosphere use warm natural daylight gentle shadows realistic bounce light and subtle reflections lighting must not be used to artificially recolour existing materials do not allow warm golden hour lighting to turn the sliding door wood significantly darker or more orange brown than the reference maintain the reference material colours while allowing believable natural illumination architecture plaster keep the exact architecture dimensions openings proportions and layout subtly soften existing plaster edges and transitions to resemble real handcrafted mediterranean plaster do not alter geometry keep the plaster fresh clean smooth and newly painted living room furniture preserve the exact shape dimensions position proportions and material identity of all existing furniture enhance realism only fauteuil the back panel must remain a clearly visible solid natural oak wooden panel it must not be upholstered preserve its existing position shape size and proportions use a natural warm oak appearance with restrained grain and a refined matte finish shelf decoration add only a small selection of refined mediterranean decorative objects to the existing shelves inside the arches do not alter the shelves or arches use restrained ceramic stone clay and artisanal objects in warm neutral tones keep the arrangement sparse and sophisticated final priority order if any instruction conflicts with another instruction follow this hierarchy 1 exact uploaded image existing design 2 existing material colour and appearance 3 existing floor tiles absolutely locked 4 existing architecture and geometry 5 existing wood elements preserve their individual colours 6 existing ceiling beams only may be enhanced as darker aged timber 7 photorealism and lighting enhancement 8 new decorative shelf objects when in doubt preserve the original image rather than inventing or changing anything final non negotiable instructions do not darken the sliding door wood do not apply dark aged beam material to the sliding door do not change the bathroom floor do not change any existing floor tiles do not change existing tile colour pattern size or material do not add ceiling beams only existing visible ceiling beams may receive a darker aged timber treatment do not transfer the beam material to any other wood element enhance realism only preserve the existing design and materials exactly
