archsynth prompt interior door elevation layer 1 geometry authority the uploaded drawing is an architectural elevation and is the authoritative geometry reference for the scene treat the reference drawing as a completed cad model with fixed geometry the architecture is finalized and immutable the renderer may only apply materials lighting and photorealistic rendering while preserving the exact architecture and exact door geometry the original architectural elevation controls all dimensions proportions locations panel boundaries rail and stile widths moulding placement hardware placement and alignments any previously generated render is a visual reference only and must not override the architectural drawing do not redesign optimize correct simplify rebalance resize or reinterpret any geometry render only the door assembly nothing else may be added layer 2 project overview create an extremely detailed ultra photorealistic straight on interior elevation rendering of this exact custom entry door suitable for high end client design review and fabrication visualization the final result must look like a professional photograph of a real fully fabricated custom wood entry door this is not an interior design scene the door is the sole subject no room walls flooring ceiling furniture accessories artwork plants exterior scenery landscaping decorative surround or other contextual architecture layer 3 door geometry reproduce the door geometry exactly as shown in the architectural elevation maintain exactly overall door width to height proportion left and right stile widths top rail height bottom rail height center panel width and height panel location panel to rail relationships moulding location reveal lines hardware location and height all horizontal and vertical alignments there is exactly one large vertically proportioned center panel do not create additional panels or subdivisions the center panel is solid wood opaque and raised there is absolutely no glass do not interpret the center panel as glazing a mirror an opening translucent material or a reflective glass surface layer 4 raised center panel geometry critical the center panel is a traditional solid raised wood panel with a straight planar angled raise this raised panel geometry is extremely important the transition from the perimeter of the panel to the elevated central field is formed by four flat straight angled bevel planes the cross sectional geometry is flat perimeter straight planar angled bevel flat raised center field the bevel is not curved the bevel is not radiused the bevel is not concave or convex the bevel is not an ogee cove scoop pillow or rolled profile each of the four sides has a broad clean straight machined bevel leading upward to the raised center field the center field itself is broad perfectly flat and planar at each corner the straight angled bevel planes intersect cleanly producing precise diagonal corner transitions consistent with a traditionally fabricated raised wood panel the corners should read as crisp geometric intersections of planar surfaces rather than blended or rounded transitions under grazing light each bevel must produce a broad even linear gradient characteristic of a flat angled plane do not create the rolling highlight pattern characteristic of curved surfaces absolute raised panel profile lock no curved raised panel edge no cove no ogee no radius no concave transition no convex transition no rounded shoulder no scooped profile no pillow shaped panel use four straight planar bevels surrounding one perfectly flat raised center field layer 5 panel moulding surround the raised center panel with the specified mouldings one 5766 wood panel mold base cap 1 2 1 profile reproduce the actual 5766 profile rather than substituting generic decorative moulding the moulding follows the exact rectangular path established by the architectural elevation use clean precisely fabricated mitered corners critical flush condition the panel moulding does not sit proud of the door rails and stiles the outermost highest face of the 5766 moulding must terminate flush with the finished face plane of the surrounding rails and stiles do not surface mount the moulding on top of the door face do not depict the moulding as a decorative picture frame applied over the rails and stiles the moulding is integrated into the panel opening its maximum forward projection is exactly aligned with the primary face plane of the surrounding rails and stiles from that flush outer plane the moulding profile transitions inward toward the raised panel this creates subtle profile depth and shadow lines entirely within the panel opening while maintaining a common maximum face plane with the rails and stiles the specified 5766 moulding may contain the curves and profile details inherent to that moulding do not confuse the moulding profile with the raised panel profile the moulding has its specified architectural profile the raised center panel has a simple straight planar bevel these are two separate pieces of geometry and must remain visually distinct layer 6 hardware use the specified classic brass 7600 entrance hardware maintain the exact hardware configuration escutcheon proportions lever proportions position height orientation projection and relationship to the door shown in the architectural reference do not substitute generic lever hardware hardware finish finish the classic brass 7600 hardware in kensington kn use the supplied kensington physical finish sample as the authoritative color and finish reference kensington should read as a sophisticated very dark blackened metal finish with subtle warm bronze brass undertones the primary visual impression is dark charcoal near black metal warm bronze undertones should appear only subtly along illuminated edges fine perimeter details and controlled highlights the finish must have physically accurate metallic depth and a refined satin low luster character it should not appear uniformly painted black it should not appear bright brass or gold avoid polished brass satin brass champagne brass yellow gold bright bronze chrome nickel stainless steel or flat featureless black use subtle physically accurate metallic reflections appropriate to premium solid brass architectural hardware with a dark kensington finish layer 7 painted wood finish all wood components are painted white door rails door stiles center raised panel and panel moulding use a premium professionally sprayed architectural enamel finish with a sophisticated low sheen satin appearance the white finish must remain extremely clean and refined while retaining enough tonal variation for the geometry to remain visible show extremely subtle real world finish characteristics microscopic sprayed paint texture very restrained sheen variation realistic edge highlights subtle paint buildup at tight profile transitions clean professional joinery and natural differences in light response between horizontal vertical and angled surfaces do not exaggerate texture no distressing no aging no cracks no chips no dirt no artificial patina no visible raw wood no pronounced wood grain telegraphing through the painted finish the result should resemble freshly fabricated professionally finished high end custom architectural millwork layer 8 lighting design use sophisticated architectural product photography lighting designed specifically to communicate white on white millwork geometry use a large diffused key source positioned slightly above and to one side of camera combined with restrained frontal fill introduce gentle grazing light across the door lighting must clearly reveal the flat rail and stile face plane the flush condition of the 5766 moulding the detailed moulding profile the straight planar raised panel bevels the perfectly flat center field and the physical projection of the hardware the straight raised panel bevels must produce broad smooth planar gradients not curved highlight roll off generate delicate physically accurate contact shadows within the moulding profile and at transitions between separate pieces do not use dramatic theatrical shadows white surfaces must retain highlight information and subtle tonal separation do not blow the door out to featureless pure white use a refined neutral to warm photographic white balance of approximately 3200 3500k layer 9 reflections and surface behavior there is no glass anywhere in the door the center panel must remain visibly solid opaque painted wood do not create reflections on the center panel that could cause it to resemble glazing the satin painted finish should have broad extremely soft specular response only the kensington hardware may produce controlled metallic reflections hardware reflections should show only abstract neutral studio illumination do not reflect an invented room windows exterior landscape people photographer camera equipment or furniture layer 10 background and isolation render only the door use a seamless extremely subtle warm white or very light neutral studio background solely to provide enough tonal separation to identify the outside perimeter of the door the background is not an architectural wall do not add walls wall texture casing trim surrounding the door baseboard flooring threshold ceiling furniture artwork accessories plants windows exterior scenery landscaping people or decorative objects do not create a room do not create an entry foyer do not create an exterior environment the door must remain the sole architectural object layer 11 camera and composition create a straight on interior elevation matching the original architectural drawing camera is perfectly perpendicular to the face of the door camera is horizontally centered on the door assembly maintain perfectly straight vertical lines and perfectly horizontal rails use approximately a 70 85mm architectural product photography lens equivalent photographed from sufficient distance to virtually eliminate perspective distortion the result should feel almost orthographic while retaining the subtle optical realism of professional photography no wide angle distortion no converging verticals no dramatic perspective no three quarter rotation show the entire door from top to bottom do not crop the top bottom or sides leave only a restrained and even amount of neutral breathing space around the door the door should occupy approximately 90 of the image height layer 12 rendering realism controls extreme photorealism ultra high resolution client presentation quality professional luxury architectural millwork photography physically based materials physically accurate satin painted wood physically accurate kensington finish solid brass hardware ray traced global illumination ray traced reflections physically plausible contact shadows accurate micro shadows high dynamic range extremely fine moulding definition realistic paint roughness realistic metallic roughness subtle manufacturing scale imperfections crisp but natural edge definition excellent anti aliasing realistic photographic depth and tonal response professional architectural photography color science no artificial cgi gloss no stylized rendering no illustration appearance no concept art appearance no excessive sharpening the final image must look like a high resolution professional photograph of the actual fabricated door mandatory geometry verification before rendering before producing the final image verify that the rendered door matches the architectural reference exactly confirm that there is exactly one center panel confirm the center panel is solid wood confirm the center panel is raised confirm there is no glass confirm the raised center field is perfectly flat confirm all four raised panel transitions are straight planar angled bevels confirm there is no curvature whatsoever in the raised panel bevel confirm the stile widths match the architectural elevation confirm the top rail matches the architectural elevation confirm the substantial bottom rail matches the architectural elevation confirm the panel opening dimensions and placement match the elevation confirm the 5766 moulding follows the exact rectangular path shown confirm the 5766 moulding is flush with the face of the surrounding rails and stiles and does not project proud of them confirm the moulding transitions inward toward the raised panel confirm the moulding profile and raised panel bevel remain two distinct geometric components confirm the classic brass 7600 hardware is in exactly the documented location confirm the hardware is finished in kensington kn matching the supplied finish reference confirm nothing beyond the documented door assembly has been generated absolute negative constraints do not alter the architectural geometry no curved raised panel transition no radiused raised panel no cove raised panel no ogee raised panel no concave bevel no convex bevel no pillow panel no rounded bevel no scooped panel edge the raised panel transition must be a straight flat angled plane no proud panel moulding no surface applied picture frame appearance no moulding projecting beyond the face plane of the rails and stiles no glass no glazing no mirror no transparent center no sidelights no transom no additional panels no additional mouldings no decorative carvings no ornament no invented trim no bright brass or gold hardware no generic black hardware match kensington kn no walls no casing no flooring no room no ceiling no furniture no plants no people no landscaping no exterior view no props no d cor do not redesign reinterpret simplify beautify or improve the door geometry takes absolute priority over aesthetics the final result must be an ultra realistic client review photograph of this exact white entry door with one solid raised center panel four straight planar panel bevels flush integrated mouldings one 5766 panel moulding and classic brass 7600 hardware in the supplied dark kensington kn finish
